Higher Ed, Research & Learning
There is an alarming media report about an effort by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) to target civics…
David Hockney died Thursday at his home, one month short of his 89th birthday. The tributes now arriving from every corner of the cultural world are well deserved.The postDo Remember: They Can’t Cance...
Freya India on the commodification of Christianity. Why are college math professors having to review fractions? An evening with Zohran Mamdani’s rent-freeze brigade. And much more.
From Matthias Bastian (The Decoder) Tuesday: Landmark German ruling declares Google's AI Overviews are Google's own words and makes it… The post Large Libel Models Ruling in Germany, Allowing Liabilit...
Most California parents assume that when they send their children to school on a hot day, someone is responsible for keeping them safe. They assume there are rules and that the adults in charge will n...
There’s legitimate debate as to whether the rules—which the European Commission approved in 2024 after years of negotiation among the EU’s 26 member states—have real teeth and will work as intended. A...
“Two college kids showed up with Clorox, and cameras on their heads—and filmed themselves cleaning,” writes Suzy Weiss. “The footage will train robots. I feel awkward about it.”
Congress needs to revisit this entire regime.
Texas charter schools recently saw their smallest enrollment bump in state history, signaling that similar forces crushing traditional public districts may soon hit them as well. Students have enrolle...
A volunteer’s ‘SOCIALISM’ bracelet was a hint that New York City’s public turnout campaign for rent-control hearings might not live up to its own rules of neutrality, writes Josh Code.
Scene from "Disclosure Day"
Despite federal investments in early care and education, access to affordable, high-quality childcare is often determined by which state a family lives in. According to new data, there are wide dispar...
California universities dropped the SAT to help low-income and minority students. The policy is doing the opposite, writes Svetlana Jitomirskaya, a professor of mathematics at UC Berkeley.
Since October 7, some have described the Jewish community as in turmoil. Rabbi Joanna Samuels says it’s more tight-knit than ever.
Today in TGIF: Karmelo Anthony trial reactions, college costs cross six figures, the vice president owns birds, Rosie O’Donnell looks amazing, We the Economists make an announcement, and more!
The latest developments make Judge Ross's situation, and the Eleventh Circuit's response, even worse.
6/12/1967: Loving v. Virginia decided. The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 12, 1967 appeared first on Reason.com.
One donkey breaks away from a pack, which appears to be chasing it.
A replica of Washington's apple brandy is available for purchase at his Mount Vernon estate.