Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Below is my column in The Hill on the statement of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez that true billionaires do not exist…
Trump’s long-promised UFO files land with a thud. Aidan Stretch on the uneasy Russia-Ukraine ceasefire. Tyler Cowen explains why the economy keeps defying expectations. And more.
As K–12 reform heats back up, what can we learn from the last time the movement was riding high?The postFive Lessons for School Reformers: 2026 Editionappeared first onEducation Next.
From NDMAscendant, LLC v. Matze, decided Thursday by the Nevada Supreme Court (Justices Kristina Pickering, Elissa Cadish, and Patricia Lee):… The post Dan Bongino Wins Defamation Case Brought by Parl...
While intended as a universal benefit, educational support for disabled children is significantly segregated by class, according to a paper released in January. The decade-spanning analysis of state a...
Oren Kessler explains the origins of Palestinian nationalism, the myth that Jews started the conflict in Israel, and why peace in the region has been elusive.
Paul E. Peterson interviews Patrick Graff, Senior Fellow with the American Federation for ChildrenThe postThe Education Exchange: Public School Enrollment Is Declining. Is Universal Choice to Blame?ap...
"[A]bsent a clear showing of substantial harm to the child, the noncustodial parent retains his or her fundamental right to direct the child's religious upbringing during his or her parenting time."
High school students are still reading full books in English classes — but not very many on average. And teachers working in more affluent school systems seem to assign more books than their counterpa...
Trump’s three-day ceasefire shows the limits of U.S. influence on Ukraine, writes Aidan Stretch.
5/11/1942: Gordon Hirabayashi "failed to report to the Civil Control Station within the designated area." The Supreme Court upheld the… The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 11, 1942 appeared f...
Despite the Iran war, economic fundamentals justify a rising market, writes Tyler Cowen.
‘My party is angry Angelenos,’ says the former reality TV star. Are there enough of them for him to topple Mayor Karen Bass?
For now, we are where we’ve been all along: just guessing and groping for answers in the dark of the cosmos, writes Will Rahn.
Nicole Saphier and Donald Trump
Politicians on the left and right are increasingly blaming large investors for raising home prices. Here's why they're wrong.
I will participate, along Prof. Paul Finkelman, and Gabriel Chin.
This is not constitutional hardball. It is murderball.
"The implication that McConnell put me up to writing the piece is simply false."