Higher Ed, Research & Learning
I have previously written about the “radical chic” in higher education of faculty members who espouse extremist views in departments…
What Trump taught America about soccer. Will D.C.’s next mayor work with the cops? How free healthcare shortens lives. And more.
As to James' discrimination claim, "James, who was on disciplinary probation leading up to the suspension, admits that Columbia suspended students involved in the encampment and fails to identify anot...
Most families want the same thing: children who feel safe, welcome, challenged and supported at school, and teachers who have the tools to help them succeed. Education must be focused on what truly ma...
France is in freefall. Industry, agriculture, public finances, trade, educational and cultural standards, health, scientific research—nothing is mastered any more, and everything is going downhill at ...
Sen. Chris Murphy has finally found a constituency that truly gets him. Robots and automated systems around the country likely…
A U.S. military veteran, fighting alongside Ukrainian forces, explains what America must learn before its next war.
Housing and flags
In his eighth and final budget, the tax gods continued to smile upon Gov. Gavin Newsom, enabling him to cement funding for signature programs he started while salving grumbling districts that are winc...
Folarin Balogun walks off the pitch in a navy U.S. soccer jersey, behind a teammate.
As educators, we spend a lot of time talking about the things we think are important. Attendance. Graduation rates. Test scores. Yes, those things matter. But before any of them improve, students have...
President Donald Trump holding a red card
From State v. Zapata, decided May 12, by Wisconsin Court of Appeals Judge Sara Geenen, joined by Chief Judge Joseph… The post Requesting Absentee Ballots with Fictitious Names = Crime, Even if Ballots...
This new article of mine has just been published by the Emory Law Journal. Here's the Abstract; readers might recall that… The post "Addiction to Constitutionally Protected Activity: Speech, Press, an...
Jay Cohen's "Odds Man Out" book cover
7/7/1893: Justice Samuel Blatchford dies. The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 7, 1893 appeared first on Reason.com.
President Donald Trump and Chief Justice John Roberts
Educators are having Chromebook and digital-device remorse right now, with schools across the U.S. banning cellphones and parents fighting what many view as excessive classroom screen time. But educat...
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