After a surge in applicants filled up VA Claims Academy, prompting an enrollment cap, the educational program for VA disability claims submission is now accepting a limited number of new enrollees.
Posts Categorized: Education
Level Up: University of the People Launches Online Game Design Certificate to Turn Players into Creators
University of the People (UoPeople), the world’s first non-profit, tuition-free, accredited online university, today announced the launch of its new Certificate in Game Design, an 18-credit, fully online program designed to open doors into one of the fastest-growing creative industries. The credits can also be used toward a full Bachelor’s degree. The Certificate in Game… Read more »
Tutor City: Parents Spend Up to $2,000 a Month on Private Tuition, But Results Still Vary
For students taking multiple subjects or increasing lesson frequency ahead of major exams, total spending can exceed $10,000 per year per child.
Above the Bar: Have State Bars Outlawed the Constitution? – American Bytz Media
The story that unfolded in Texas began quietly enough, as most constitutional tensions do. In the early months of the 2025 legislative session, a member of the state house introduced a modest bill. The measure proposed small adjustments to the way judges are retained on the bench after their initial appointment—changes that would have given… Read more »
Constitutional Erosion: Executive Actions in 2025–2026 Threaten Core American Freedoms – American Bytz Media
American Bytz, an independent voice committed to exposing institutional overreach and defending constitutional limits, today calls public attention to a mounting pattern of mass-scale constitutional violations unfolding across the United States. Over the past fourteen months the current administration has repeatedly acted in ways that scholars, federal judges, and civil-liberties organizations describe as a sustained challenge to the separation of powers, due process guarantees, and protections enshrined in the Bill of Rights.
