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Sean Salai
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General Assignment and Culture Reporter, Washington Times
East Coast United States
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Catholic Media Media
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By Sean Salai| Washington Times Verified - The Washington Times - Public schools are gutting billions of dollars from staffing, program and supply budgets heading into summer vacation as they cope with the Trump administration ending access to pandemic stimulus grants. According to Burbio, a website that tracks K-12 budgets, the cuts have hit large school districts with shrinking enrollments the hardest.
By Sean Salai| Washington Times Verified The Trump administration’s anti-diversity policies are threatening to upend a bipartisan push to authorize the Smithsonian Institution to build museums dedicated to women and Latinos on the National Mall — additions President Trump approved in his first term.
By Sean Salai| Washington Times Verified - The Washington Times - Public schools are gutting billions of dollars from staffing, program and supply budgets heading into summer vacation as they cope with the Trump administration ending access to pandemic stimulus grants. According to Burbio, a website that tracks K-12 budgets, the cuts have hit large school districts with shrinking enrollments the hardest.
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Washington Times
The Washington Times is a daily newspaper based in Washington, D.C., founded in 1982 by Sun Myung Moon. It aims to provide an alternative perspective to mainstream media, positioning itself as a conservative-leaning publication. The newspaper is owned by Operations Holdings, a subsidiary of the Unification Church-affiliated News World Communications. The Washington Times offers comprehensive news coverage, including U.S. politics, international affairs, business, sports, and opinion pieces. It provides content in both print and digital formats, maintaining a traditional broadsheet style alongside online articles, newsletters, and multimedia content. The publication targets readers interested in conservative viewpoints, including policymakers and political analysts.
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Founded: 1982