Higher Ed, Research & Learning
There is literary and historical precedent for the normalizing of terrorism.
Kate Andrews appears on the left, Peter Suderman appears on the right. In the center square, an image of New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson appear over a white and red backgr...
The largest study ever of school cell phone bans finds that they offer decidedly mixed results, with teachers reporting fewer distractions when students lock their phones away during the school day, b...
On his way to the State House on the morning of July 4, 1776, Thomas Jefferson would have walked along High (now Market) Street, Philadelphia’s main thoroughfare. Four blocks down, past the open marke...
Biden’s antitrust cops promised that blocking a JetBlue-Spirit merger would help consumers. We’re seeing the results.
Mark Collins
When the U.S. Department of Education granted Iowa a first-of-its-kind waiver from key federal education mandates this year, it didn’t only signal a shift toward greater state flexibility. It marked a...
Sarah Rogers is known for keeping America’s allies in check. She has little patience for European censors who stifle free expression.
An assembly line at a car factory, with Donald Trump pointing towards the viewer in the background
Many early childhood educators can’t afford childcare for their own children — an irony that has long marked the early care and education field. That began to change in 2022, when Kentucky became the ...
A new class-action lawsuit alleges three of America’s largest marijuana companies know that science doesn’t support their health claims—but keep saying it does. Josh Code has the exclusive.
After weeks of drift and wishful thinking, the United States appears to have begun the effort to reopen one of the world’s most critical shipping lanes.
National security experts join ‘School of War’ to discuss ‘Project Freedom’ and what it could mean for the high-stakes waterway.
Like it or not, dating apps are the dominant way young people express interest in each other. So rather than trying to turn back the clock, I’ve been examining how they can use the apps better.
I'm delighted to report that Michael Auslin, a Distinguished Research Fellow here at Hoover, will be guest-blogging this week about… The post Michael Auslin Guest-Blogging This Week About "National Tr...
Surgeon General nominee Nicole Saphier
The Court responds to the mifepristone shadow docket filings.
A child on a smart phone and an image of Senator Josh Hawley talking into a microphone
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch (on the left) and Nick Gillespie (on the right)
Teachers are far more likely to rely on their own communications with and observations of their students than quizzes or test scores to determine if they had a successful school year, with standardize...