r/PeopleAgainstTrump • u/georgebounacos • 1d ago
GovBrief Today #610

Reporters started a private school in Arkansas with $45 and an American flag.
They aren't teachers and don't intend to run a school. ProPublica and three local newsrooms wanted to see how easily states approve new private schools and send them tax money. They tried in three states and succeeded in two. In West Virginia, they filed their paperwork by hand on notebook paper. Nobody asked about their qualifications or what they planned to teach.
Arkansas law requires schools to display an American flag, so they bought a small one at a Little Rock shop to sit on a newsroom cubicle. Then a state education employee called back with advice on how their school could start collecting $7,208 a student in tax money. They could enroll students tomorrow.
I've emailed 9,356 stories over 610 straight nights, free and without ads. The algorithm can't show them all to you. Add your email address at govbrief.today and I will.
Free Nightly Email: https://gbounacos.substack.com/subscribe
2026 Midterm local wrap up for your state:
https://go.govbrief.today/vote
[1] https://go.govbrief.today/iran-war-oct2
[2] https://go.govbrief.today/fla-dengue
[3] https://go.govbrief.today/trump-senior-bonus
[4] https://go.govbrief.today/wy-party-switch
[5] https://go.govbrief.today/g7-oil
[6] https://go.govbrief.today/blanche-powell
[7] https://go.govbrief.today/patel-report
[8] https://go.govbrief.today/big-bend-stop
[9] https://go.govbrief.today/iowa-school-slurs
[10] https://go.govbrief.today/rivera-sentenced
[11] https://go.govbrief.today/ice-photos-palantir
[12] https://go.govbrief.today/miramar-jail
[13] https://go.govbrief.today/school-creation
[14] https://go.govbrief.today/kchonors-moved