Higher Ed, Research & Learning
The Administration won a major victory before the Supreme Court this week, securing a 5-4 decision allowing the resumption of…
Virginia's school-age population is declining, yet the state continues to add schools. Sooner or later, a day of reckoning will arrive.The postThe Demographic Cliff Coming for Virginia’s Schoolsappear...
In her latest This Week in Canada newsletter, Rupa Subramanya writes about pressure on Trump to respond to antisemitism north of the border; a passionate defense of Lake Ontario; why the September 11 ...
Walk into a public high school in New England, and it will likely look largely the same as it did 50 years ago: a bell schedule, class periods for each academic subject, students sorted into regular a...
ABC is challenging the Federal Communications Commission, arguing that the agency is using its licensing authority to punish the network… The post Free Speech Unmuted: The Process Is The Punishment: <...
According to John Adams, if you cannot fail, you’re not truly free. In his last public statement, honoring the 50th anniversary of American Independence in 1826, Adams wrote that the American Revoluti...
Cornell scientist Richard Ebright on Anthony Fauci, COVID origins, and scientific accountability
Below is a long version of my column in the New York Post on the growing controversy in the office…
Giles Sims, 34, was sick of getting passed over for jobs because he didn’t have a college degree. But with a wife and a widowed mother to help support, he needed a quick solution. So the laid-off web ...
From De Ford v. Koutoulas, decided last month by Judge Paul Byron (M.D. Fla.) but just posted on Westlaw, which… The post What About a "'Let's Go Brandon' Was a Hallucination in the First Place" Defen...
Policymakers have invested heavily in recent years to create new career pathways for high school students. Career and technical education has expanded dramatically, as have the credentials high school...
Scalia made no plans for his papers.
A baseball game on TV in a sports bar
A poker chip with the Kalshi logo on it
"I played a small role in trying to stop the ABA’s collapse, which I have not previously discussed, but now wish to share."
A short excerpt from the longish Dole v. Connetquot Central School Dist., decided yesterday by Second Circuit Judge Alison Nathan,… The post School Can Control What Flags Schoolteachers Hang on Classr...
So the Third Circuit held yesterday, though it left room for challenges to laws that make it too hard to get cross-licensed from one state to another.
From Tyson-Phipps v. Rubio, decided yesterday by Magistrate Judge Gabriel Gorenstein (S.D.N.Y.): [The Complaint] alleges that defendant's decision to discipline… The post No Second Amendment Right to ...
9/1/1823: Justice Smith Thompson takes judicial oath. The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 1, 1823 appeared first on Reason.com.