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Below is my column in Fox.com on the recent decision of Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro to join the ranks of…
Arthur Brooks on why Taylor Swift’s prenup could spell disaster. The Chinese pastor finally freed by Beijing. And more.
For the Chatrie case, the action moves back to the Fourth Circuit. For more solid legal privacy protection, it’s a conservative effort in at least one state, enjoying bipartisan support, to recognize ...
As other agencies absorb the groups, it is uncertain how much their operations will changeThe postWhat It Means That Offices of Civil Rights, Special Education Are Leaving EDappeared first onEducation...
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Fourth grade literacy gains earned Mississippi national acclaim. But that achievement tapers off as students advance to higher grades. Lawmakers are putting millions toward changing that. Mississipp...
Below is my column in the Wall Street Journal on the bizarre claim of Gov. Gavin Newsom and others that…
The former presidential candidate joins Coleman Hughes to make sense of America at 250, from the founding contradictions to capitalism, secularization and, yes, Drake versus Kendrick.
Paul E. Peterson interviews Paul Carrese, author of "Teaching America: Reflective Patriotism in Schools, College, and Culture"The postThe Education Exchange: The Role of Schools in Cultivating Patriot...
I've seen some carping about the process. But getting to the right result is the ultimate goal.
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. California librarians were stunned when a last-minute budget change stripped K-12 schools of a trove of research mater...
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly signed one of the most elaborate prenups ever assembled. That decision reflects a broader trend—and a misunderstanding of what makes marriages last, writes Art...
My family spent the Fourth of July in Philadelphia. This was a last-minute decision, but it was the right one.… The post In Philadelphia For The Fourth Of July appeared first on Reason.com.
Ukraine’s strikes against Russia’s industrial base have been spectacularly successful. But it is still far too early to predict how the war will end, writes Aaron MacLean.
On America’s 250th birthday, Donald Trump and Zohran Mamdani painted radically different portraits of the country. Both missed what makes it truly exceptional, writes Liel Leibovitz.
From Amacher v. City of Tullahoma, decided June 25 by the Sixth Circuit (opinion by Judge Jeffrey Sutton, joined by… The post "Who, It Is Fair to Ask, Is Retaliating Against Whom in This Situation?" a...
From Wednesday's decision by Judge Rebecca Pennell in Niederquell v. Dosanjh Enterps.: The primary issue before the Court is whether… The post No Shoes, No Service, Even if You Claim a Disability appe...
7/5/1867: Justice James Wayne dies. The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 5, 1867 appeared first on Reason.com.
Free trade is "a direct affront to our Founding Fathers," President Donald Trump said during his first presidential campaign.
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