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State agencies, colleges now demanding applicants' Facebook passwords

March 09, 2012 - State agencies, colleges now demanding applicants' Facebook passwords

Friday, March 09, 2012 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writerTags: Facebook, passwords, colleges

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Top Canadian newspaper requires job applicants to be FULLY VAXXED

August 12, 2022 -

The Globe and Mail posted a job opening on July 15 looking for a full-time editorial reporter for its Ottawa bureau. The job involves "covering federal politics and national news," and requires applicants to have a "strong capacity to speak French."

"To be considered for this position, applicants must have experience covering daily news assignments and a proven interest in political coverage. They must also have the ability to develop contacts and to ...

Obamacare navigators instruct applicants to lie about income, smoking status

November 13, 2013 - Obamacare navigators instruct applicants to lie about income, smoking status

Wednesday, November 13, 2013 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writerTags: Obamacare navigators, fraud, smoking status

Wave of identify theft to emerge from Obamacare 'navigators' program

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Drug-free job applicants denied positions over urine that is too healthy

October 10, 2013 - Drug-free job applicants denied positions over urine that is too healthy

Thursday, October 10, 2013 by: Lance JohnsonTags: drug testing, job applicants, healthy urine

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USCIS expands social media screening for visa applicants amid anti-Israel campus protests

April 11, 2025 - applicants' online histories for endorsements of groups such as Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis (formally the Ansar Allah movement) and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

According to Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, the new policy lines up with Trump's January EO. She defended the new measure, arguing that visa applicants supporting terrorism "are not welcome" in the United States.

"There ...

Convenience store chain accused of DISCRIMINATION for requiring applicants to have no criminal record

April 24, 2024 -

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced via an April 18 press release that it had filed a lawsuit against 24/7 convenience store chain Sheetz. It accused the company of having discriminatory hiring practices that targeted minority applicants.

The lawsuit filed in a federal court in the state of Maryland alleges that Sheetz has maintained a long-standing practice of screening all job applicants for records of criminal conviction, and ...

Thousands of applicants for Olympics-related jobs rejected due to terror links and security threats

July 18, 2024 -

With nearly one million people expected to receive accreditations for Olympic roles, stringent security measures are being implemented. Among those barred from participation are 130 individuals flagged under "Fiche S," the French indicator used by law enforcement to flag individuals considered to be serious threats to national security. There are also others reportedly associated with Islamist groups and with organizations in the far-left and far-right.

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The Berkeley Files: Faculty applicants were ranked on their support for DEI policies and practices

June 19, 2023 - applicants to conceal the use of race. Asian students were allegedly given lower scores on personality considerations that lowered their admission rates.

The use of such rubrics can create subtle preferences on the basis of ideological or other considerations. That is why the long refusal of Berkeley to turn over these documents is a concern. Harvard and North Carolina were also accused of such delay and obstruction. Here, Berkeley made the decision to obstruct the ...

Japan accepted a record high of 303 asylum seekers in 2023 but REJECTED 98% of applicants

June 21, 2024 - applicants came from Sri Lanka at 3,778. Applications from Turkey and Pakistan ranked second and third highest.

"As border controls imposed due to COVID-19 have ended, the number of applicants for refugee status is increasing with the recovery of inbound travel to Japan," the ISA said.Ukrainian refugees also permitted to live in Japan

In addition to those granted full refugee status, the MoJ reported that 1,005 individuals were also allowed to stay ...

Florida McDonald’s forced to pay applicants $50 just to show up to interview because unemployment benefits are more lucrative

May 17, 2021 - applicants for his stores. This has led to a serious labor shortage, and Casper said it has not been this difficult to hire people since the late 1990s. (Related: LABOR COLLAPSE: Small business owners can't compete with federal stimulus, struggle to hire workers.)

"It's a perfect storm right now," explained Casper. "You've got a lot of people with a lot of money, and they're out there shopping. And then, on the flip side, we're scrambling for help."

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Berkeley Files show that faculty applicants were ranked not on merit but on support for racist DEI policies and practices

June 26, 2023 -

Just recently, Berkeley finally handed over information about its hiring criteria to FIRE revealing that faculty at the school are graded based on their commitment to DEI, which in many ways has become a religion. Viewpoints that should be protected by the First Amendment or academic privileges were used by the school to intimidate and punish faculty members who failed to meet certain DEI standards.

Back in 2018, for instance, the life sciences departments at Berkeley launched ...

Shocking analysis: Only 1 out of 16 black student applicants accepted by Harvard DESERVE to be there based on merit alone

November 22, 2023 - applicants would have been accepted to the school versus the 15.81 percent who were actually accepted that year, assuming an acceptance rate of 10 percent. This means that just 1 of every 16 black students admitted using the previous affirmative action system would have gotten into Harvard if it was based solely on academic merit.

However, assuming an acceptance rate of 10 percent is very generous; Harvard’s actual acceptance rate is closer to 3 percent. When the ...

Trump administration expands H-1B visa scrutiny to target foreign “censors”

December 07, 2025 -

The Trump administration has intensified vetting for H-1B visa applicants, now targeting individuals linked to online censorship, misinformation and content moderation.

A Dec. 2 Department of State cable, obtained by Reuters, directs consular officers to scrutinize applicants' employment histories—including LinkedIn profiles—for roles in "fact-checking," "compliance," or "suppression of protected expression." The policy, which ...

Stanford scraps admission test requirement for medical students

August 18, 2020 -

(Article by Ben Zeisloft republished from CampusReform.org)

Most notably, Stanford’s School of Medicine will not require students to take the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT), the standardized test for medical degree candidates. Stanford Medicine said that applications can be submitted without the MCAT through September 30, 2020 “in fairness to all applicants.”

The school said that with the exception of the MCAT, all other admissions requirements ...

USCIS REPORT: Special Immigrant Juvenile program allowed thousands of criminals, gang members to stay in U.S.

July 30, 2025 -

A U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) report has revealed that a federal immigration program originally designed to protect abused and abandoned children has become a legal pathway for thousands of gang members, violent criminals and ineligible applicants to gain lawful permanent residency and even U.S. citizenship.

The report, titled "Criminality, Gangs and Program Integrity Concerns in Special Immigrant Juvenile Petitions," ...

U.K. police force faces backlash over recruitment policies that prioritize minorities

April 14, 2025 -

WYP defends the policy, citing under-representation. Only nine percent of officers are from ethnic minorities despite making up 23.4 percent of West Yorkshire's population (per 2021 census). The force denies giving preferential treatment in final hiring decisions.

A major British police force is under scrutiny after reports revealed its preferential recruitment policies for candidates from racial minorities, while limiting opportunities for White applicants....

FAA faces scrutiny over diversity hiring policies amid staffing shortages and deadly midair collision

February 03, 2025 -

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is under intense scrutiny after a class-action lawsuit alleged it rejected 1,000 air traffic controller applicants due to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) hiring policies, exacerbating staffing shortages.

The controversy resurfaced following a catastrophic midair collision between an American Airlines passenger plane and a Black Hawk helicopter over Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Jan. 29, ...

Supreme Court orders appeals courts to defer to immigration judges in asylum cases

16 days ago - applicants may remain in the country or must be deported. Applicants can appeal those decisions to the Board of Immigration Appeals and then to federal circuit courts and ultimately the Supreme Court.

However, the Supreme Court said that the appeals court properly relied on the immigration judge's findings instead of conducting a fresh review of the case.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who authored the court's opinion, said immigration law requires courts ...

U.S. to revoke visas of some Chinese students amid national security concerns

June 03, 2025 - applicants to undergo in-person interviews, in accordance with Section 222 of the Immigration and Nationality Act.

The directive, issued in an internal cable on May 27 and signed by Rubio, instructs consular sections to pause adding "any additional student or exchange visitor (F, M and J) visa appointment capacity until further guidance is issued" in the coming days.

This move could cause significant delays in visa processing and deal a financial blow to U.S....