On Tuesday’s Front Page: Venezuela is teetering on the brink of a political crisis amid contested and seemingly suspicious presidential vote tallies, a surge in AP test scores after a change in how the College Board evaluates the exams has sparked accusations of grade inflation, and more.
Vice President Kamala Harris has churned through her office staff, raising questions about her management style and leadership abilities as she advances unchallenged toward the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Dozens of IRS employees who “willfully” cheated on their taxes remain working for the agency, and some were even hired back after their tax evasion, an inspector general reported Monday.
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A sudden surge in Advanced Placement test scores, following a change in how the College Board scores the exams, has sparked accusations of grade inflation.
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Venezuela teetered on the brink of a political crisis Monday after President Nicolas Maduro claimed reelection amid contested and seemingly suspicious vote tallies, while the Biden administration cast heavy doubt on the results and critics alleged that Mr. Maduro’s socialist government had flagrantly overturned the will of the country’s voters.
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There are bloody conflicts around the globe, in Gaza, Sudan and Ukraine, producing in some loose talk of genocide. But for attendees at the International Freedom of Religion Summit Asia, held in Tokyo earlier this month, the discussion was precise and the target clear in what many said was a quiet, de facto policy genocide being carried out by China’s Communist regime in both Tibet and Xinjiang.
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