Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Below is my column in the Hill on Mamdani’s “Fair Share Myth” and other fables being spread on the left…
Neutrality has been a favored approach by many schools in recent years, but Tufts rejected that term in favor of a more affirmative vision—pluralism. The HXA interview is fascinating because it tells ...
Mr. President, give up on a nuclear deal with Iran. Could AI agents start trying to kill humans? Jillian Michaels on MAHA. And more in today's Front Page.
The recent Vanderbilt report on the state of scholarship in the social sciences elicits a response that will live in infamyThe postAnthropology Jumps the Sharkappeared first onEducation Next.
When Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Pentagon officials briefly removed the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from a list of recognized faiths, Mormon commentators objected immediately, a...
OKLAHOMA CITY — State leaders say they’re still pursuing solutions to reverse a yearslong decline in traditionally trained teachers entering the classroom, all while emergency certified educators cont...
The deeper problem is that too many policymakers are still legislating for a ChatGPT-3.5 world of chatbots predicting the next token, not for agents that think and act autonomously to relentlessly and...
Jillian Michaels joins Coleman Hughes to make the case that America’s obesity crisis isn’t a failure of willpower but a rigged system designed by Big Food and Big Pharma.
Paul E. Peterson interviews Geoffrey Kocks, research associate at Blueprint LabsThe postThe Education Exchange: Charters’ “Lost Decade” Found Again?appeared first onEducation Next.
An excerpt from the long opinion in Computer & Comm. Industry Ass'n v. Paxton, decided Friday by Fifth Circuit Judges… The post § 230 Preempts Texas Mandates on Social Media Platforms, Fifth Circuit H...
A few years ago, education experts noticed that scores were climbing upwards on a number of Advanced Placement tests. The increases, measured on some of the program’s most popular assessments, were as...
We are getting uncomfortably close to the moment when an AI agent will be capable of evading or eliminating the humans standing in the way of the job it set out to accomplish, writes Patrick McGee.
/27/1929: The Geneva Conventions are signed by United States. The Supreme Court would consider the Conventions in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld (2006).… The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 27, 1929 app...
Lori Chavez-DeRemer was picked by a union boss to lead Trump’s labor policy, until it all went awry. Now she tells The Free Press what comes next.
I spent my entire career helping progressives get elected. Then I watched my party abandon everything it claimed to stand for, writes Evan Barker.
Dwindling missile stockpiles and mistaken priorities mean the president keeps getting his strategy wrong, writes Eli Lake.
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I just learned about this Large Libel Models case from China (to add to the nine U.S. cases I've seen,… The post Large Libel Models Decision in China appeared first on Reason.com.