Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Minnesotans are familiar with the perils of “snow blindness,” a temporary blindness caused by overexposure to ultraviolet rays from the…
Republicans are reshaping conservatism in Donald Trump's image—and not always in positive ways. Barry Goldwater’s ‘The Conscience of a Conservative’ offers a needed corrective, writes Mike Pence.
Insurgent Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt and New York City socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani don’t agree on much. Pratt pledges to force homeless drug addicts into treatment; Mamdani aims to...
Constitutional climate litigation seems to know no bounds.
Sign up for Chalkbeat Colorado’s free daily newsletter to get the latest reporting from us, plus curated news from other Colorado outlets, delivered to your inbox. A controversial “public Christian sc...
Today in The Free Press: when GLP-1s go wrong. Pastor Ezra Jin’s case takes a dark turn. Why John Steinbeck lives with us still. And more.
Andrew Heaton with a hospital behind him.
In poorer states like Oklahoma, we’ve often heard a sardonic refrain whenever the conversation turns to bad news about health or education: “Thank God for Mississippi.” I grew up hearing that line. Ho...
Jeremy Tate thinks the SAT is way too easy—so he invented the Classic Learning Test. He tells Maya Sulkin that he’s ‘in a battle to save Western civilization.’
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On a Sunday afternoon in late May, Nancy Jarvis, an Oklahoma kindergarten teacher, was working in her classroom, preparing for an end-of-the-year awards ceremony and making a slideshow for parents. T...
Even when I was too sick to stand, drink water, or think straight, I thought to myself, ‘at least you might lose some weight,’ writes Mayim Bialik.
From Megyn Kelly to Cenk Uygur, voices that once agreed on almost nothing now share a common language. Naturally, it’s about the Jews. Read the latest This Week in Jew-Hate newsletter.
From Judge David Leibowitz (S.D. Fla.) in Mosler v. Wagner; plaintiff Warren Mosler is a hedge fund executive, author on… The post A Rare Summary Judgment in Favor of Plaintiff in Libel Case appeared ...
The plaintiffs had asked for (among other things) "$1.00 as an apology to every Chinese people live in mainland China, total $1.41 billion."
A house with the California state flag in the background
Policing for Profit report by I.J.
6/5/1916: Justice Louis Brandeis takes the oath. The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 5, 1916 appeared first on Reason.com.
Hamilton, Jefferson, Franklin, and others appear in the irreverent TV series.