Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Internal emails were uncovered recently that cast a new, negative light on Attorney General Merrick Garland’s record in targeting parents…
Brussels should reward Moldova’s clarity of purpose—not hold it hostage to the much harder question of Ukraine. There are serious countries and unserious ones. Where the United States belongs these da...
Two hundred fifty years ago this week, the discovery of a conspiracy involving some of the Continental Army’s elite troops caused panic in New York City, writes Jonathan Horn.
A chemistry placement test is required for students planning to take General Chemistry I, CH 221Z, who have not taken a prior college chemistry course. A score of 70% or higher on the placement test m...
For generations, college degrees came with a promise. Put in the time. Pay the price. Follow the path. You’ll then receive a bachelor’s that opens doors to work, status and upward mobility. That promi...
The American Mind’s ‘Editorial Roundtable’ podcast is a weekly conversation with Ryan Williams, Spencer Klavan, and Mike Sabo devoted to uncovering the ideas and principles that drive American politic...
Schools are racing to write AI policies, but what if the policy is not the first step?
Several questions in AEI’s new America at 250 survey touch on the idea of American exceptionalism, including one that asks people which of two views comes closer to their own. In the survey, 65 percen...
Trump’s strategic defeat. Will this Libertarian flip Texas blue? And much more.
Thousands of foreign-born teachers leading classrooms throughout the United States now find their jobs and status in jeopardy because of the Trump administration’s campaign to constrict all forms of i...
There is no better place to hear what America’s historians and history teachers think about the American Founding than in Philadelphia’s historic Old City. While recently on a guided walking tour thro...
Sometimes no, holds the Colorado Supreme Court.
Jewish Americans’ century-long marriage to the left is fracturing. What does that mean for Jews, and for the Democratic Party?
Ed tech companies routinely pitch AI tutoring platforms as a way to deliver personalized instruction at a scale that no human teacher can match. But when researchers from Stanford University looked at...
Sens. Ted Cruz and Ron Wyden, against the backdrop of a press release announcing the JAWBONE Act
American dads have never been more devoted to their children. But increasing numbers of men are choosing never to enter family life at all, writes Brad Wilcox.
6/17/1963: Sherbert v. Verner is decided. The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 17, 1963 appeared first on Reason.com.
A judge hits a robot with the Google logo on the head with a gavel, against the backdrop of the German flag.
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller