Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Below is my column on Rep. Dan Goldman struggling to overcome a challenge from Mamdani-backed Brad Lander. Goldman is sticking…
Arthur Brooks’ four rules for a commencement speech no one will hate. Jake Sullivan on ‘School of War.’ The Texas Democrat who wants internment camps for ‘Zionists.’ And more.
Large firms are not slowing AI; naïve regulatory policies do.The postIn AI, Bigger Firms Mean Faster Progressappeared first onAmerican Enterprise Institute - AEI.
As states look to challengePlyler v. Doeon educating children of unlawfully present parents, the court will need to confront its shaky constitutional groundsThe postA Bad Supreme Court Decision Is Har...
A decades-long push to give states more authority over education has increasingly taken shape through initiatives such as the Trump administration’s proposed Make Education Great Again grant program. ...
Some excerpts from the long opinion in Mullen v. Giordano, decided Thursday by Judge Susan Brnovich (D. Ariz.): The Ninth… The post The First Amendment and Off-Duty Police Officer's Counterprotest of ...
China, Israel, Iran, and Ukraine from the vantage point of the Democratic Party
Paul E. Peterson interviews Patrick J. Wolf, Distinguished Professor of Education Policy at the University of ArkansasThe postThe Education Exchange: The Ever-Stubborn, Often-Widening Achievement Gapa...
Three school librarians — in New Jersey, South Carolina and California — are among 10 winners of this year’s I Love My Librarian Award, selected for their expertise and dedication. The nonprofit Ameri...
A black-and-white photograph of Ayn Rand, outlined in yellow, holding a small cup. The background image behind her is a red-tinted photograph of the skyline of Ankara, Turkey.
Watch now | Rupa Subramanya spent years interviewing Canadians before their assisted deaths. What she found should alarm even right-to-die supporters.
Thousands of Ohioans were in line to get a break on their massive childcare costs. Then the Trump administration proposed canceling it. That rule has gone final and is expected to take effect July 13....
5/26/1868: Senate acquitted President Andrew Johnson and adjourned as court of impeachment. Chief Justice Chase presided over that trial. Johnson… The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 26, 1868...
Last week, Maureen Galindo embarrassed her party with an antisemitic tirade. Could she still win her primary?
With a ceasefire deal ‘largely negotiated,’ Mike Doran talks to a senior administration official who lays out Trump’s two-step plan for peace.
Harvard’s new grade cap vindicates Harvey Mansfield, a professor whose solitary crusade gave him the nickname Harvey ‘C-Minus’ Mansfield, writes Novi Zhukovsky.
What draws so many veterans to fiction after war? Elliot Ackerman and fellow novelist Karl Marlantes reflect on storytelling, remembrance, and the search for meaning after combat.
Most graduation speeches are either bland, preachy, or instantly forgotten. Arthur Brooks has four rules for giving one graduates might actually remember.
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