Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Below is my column in the New York Post on the historic ruling in Trump v. Slaughter, reinforcing the authority…
In the latest This Week in Canada newsletter, Rupa Subramanya writes that religious freedom is tested by a mosque’s loudspeakers, our multicultural calendar is full, companies often pay “lip service” ...
Capital markets have classified AI infrastructure as a distinct asset class. The policy architecture that governs it still belongs to the last industrial era. That gap is the real bottleneck.The postA...
A man in a 2014 Germany soccer jersey holds up a scarf that says DEUTSCHLAND on it, standing in the stands above a soccer field with the Paraguayan and German flags on it.
Has your kid ever used artificial intelligence to answer homework questions that their teacher used artificial intelligence to write? It’s possible, according to a report from the Georgia Department o...
The Declaration of Independence imagines revolution and legislation as two distinct phases in man’s political history. First, an aggrieved people “alter or abolish” a form of government destructive of...
Tyler Cowen on the silver lining of falling fertility rates. Using AI to decipher a 2,000-year-old scroll. And much more, in today's Front Page.
There needs to be more of an explanation what happened.
As I climbed the steps to the stage on the morning of my junior high graduation, I felt my heart racing. Just a few feet away stood a microphone and hundreds of eyes waiting for me to begin. As the co...
Journalist Harry Siegel joins Eli Lake to trace how how the DSA’s far-left hard-liners and barista sociology majors took over the Democratic Party in America’s biggest city.
There needs to be more of an explanation what happened.
The percentage of 3- and 4-year-olds enrolled in school dropped during the most recently available five-year lookback window of federal data, though that picture is likely clouded by COVID-era school...
St. Peter Evangelical is the oldest Protestant church in Iran. Now the regime is threatening to seize it, warning its leaders: ‘We are no longer afraid of America,’ reports Maya Sulkin.
I correctly predicted that Coach Kavanaugh would have the transgender sports cases and the Chief would write birthright citizenship. I… The post The Final Recap of Authorship Predictions appeared firs...
A woman wearing sunglasses and a t-shirt with the red "ban" symbol over Che Guevara's face is holding up her hand in the shape of an L.
A sketch of Rebecca Slaughter, Donald Trump, and the White House with a white background, a red circle, and an orange circle
6/30/2014: Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores is decided. The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 30, 2014 appeared first on Reason.com.
