Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Arthur Brooks on Graham Platner and candidates who behave badly. Peter Savodnik on how California elections sow mistrust. Colin Quinn on Martin Scorsese. And more.
A recent poll conducted for the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression indicates that a large portion the public is concerned about the federal government pressuring private businesses to inf...
Four-day school weeks attract attention and debate. Traditional calendars packed with student-free weekdays deserve it, too.The postThe Quiet Erosion of the Five-Day School Weekappeared first onEducat...
Plus: Gordon Wood, RIP
In the first years after Tulsa Honor Academy opened in 2015, founder Elsie Urueta Pollock visited almost every student’s home herself, promising parents that she would help their children be successfu...
On my mantelpiece sits a silver teapot. It is boxy rather than delicate, in the 18th-century American Federal style, with a thick band of vines traced elegantly below the lid. The teapot was a wedding...
Through ‘Persepolis,’ Marjane Satrapi shattered Western myths about life under the Islamic Republic. She died Thursday at 56, but the story she forced the world to confront endures, writes Masih Aline...
AEI is deeply shocked and saddened by American historian Gordon Wood’s sudden, tragic passing on Sunday.The postIn Memoriam: Gordon S. Woodappeared first onAmerican Enterprise Institute - AEI.
6/9/1970: Justice Harry Blackmun (no relation) takes oath. The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 9, 1970 appeared first on Reason.com.
After an accusation of wrongdoing and a late-night email from a school dean, Vaibhav Duggal died by suicide. Is the school responsible? Frannie Block reports.
Writing in Inside Higher Ed, the president emeritus of Macalester laments Yale University’s decision to narrow its mission statement from a sweeping commitment to “improving the world today and for fu...
The slow count of votes in Los Angeles led to Spencer Pratt’s defeat and allegations of a stolen election. There’s no evidence of impropriety, but the state’s slow counting is a recipe for mistrust.
Trump is suddenly looking to restrain allies like Israel while accommodating Iran. It’s an approach that could end in disaster, writes Aaron MacLean.
Every stoop and fire hydrant Martin Scorsese’s camera catches is a love poem to New York City, writes Colin Quinn. He should know better than to make movies about anywhere else.
From today's Complaint in Fulcher v. Guardian News & Media LLC (D.D.C.); of course, these are just plaintiff's allegations: On… The post Ex-DOGE Staffer, Ex-Pete-Hegseth Advisor Justin Fulcher Sues th...
Plus, the Alien and Sedition Acts.
Matt Welch appears on the left. Liz Wolfe appears on the right. An image of New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani appears in the center square. Bold text across the top of the screen reads "IS NYC SAFER?"
The ruling relies in part on the Supreme Court's decision in the tariff case.
the seal of the South Carolina Supreme Court next to a photo of a penile plethysmograph