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The Great American ammo crisis. A social-media tribunal for lawyers in love. Tyler Cowen on why AI detectors will fail. And much more.
Focusing its data collection on what the nation needs and identifying modern ways of collecting those data will help ensure a healthy future for NCES.The postWhat’s Next for the National Center for Ed...
Nearly 6 million children in California would be eligible for a scholarship under the new federal tax credit for education, more than in any other state, new data shows. But unlike other states with m...
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A high school student creates an online class for middle schoolers — and gains perspective on teaching.
We’re excited to share two upcoming opportunities to encourage and strengthen Oregon’s homeschool community this August. Whether you’re looking for a refreshing evening with other homeschool moms or y...
As the Iran war enters an uncertain new phase, the world’s most consequential conflicts are becoming increasingly interconnected.
The Sixth Circuit’s fractured June decision in NetChoice v. Yost upholding an Ohio verifiable parental-consent statute that limits minors’ First Amendment right to access and engage in lawful speech o...
Drunks, cheaters, and Karens beware: TikTok is the new home for public floggings.
The state of the AI revolution can be confusing. At times, it can seem as if the latest artificial intelligence models are showing huge capability increases. But then you might come across another hea...
If American weapons stockpiles are running low after just five months of war against Iran, the discouraging prognosis for fending off China ought to jolt us into radical changes, writes Aaron MacLean.
A shooting at a Jewish bakery is only the latest in a wave of antisemitic attacks causing a growing number of Canada’s Jews to flee, writes Casey Babb.
Shiloh Hendrix went viral when she screamed the n-word on a playground. Now she’s been convicted of disorderly conduct, despite her awful actions being covered by the First Amendment.
Big Tech and local campaigners are going to war over data centers. But is the problem really so intractable, asks Joe Nocera.
The suspect in Berlin’s recent rampage was known to authorities. He slipped through the cracks because leaders minimize the threat of radical Islam.
All nine justices are frustrated by leaks yet confidential information somehow keeps leaking.
It responds to a creative court-packing proposal put forward by Andy Craig.