Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Below is my column on Fox.com on the Meta settlement over social media harms. These damages often seem like monopoly…
Will Meta’s $18 billion social media settlement change anything? Debunking the myth of mass incarceration. How an AI bot became a sorority star. And more.
Civil rights enforcement is law enforcementThe postWhy Moving the Office of Civil Rights from ED to DOJ Will Be Better for Familiesappeared first onEducation Next.
8/27/1948: Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes dies. The post Today in Supreme Court History: August 27, 1948 appeared first on Reason.com.
Robert Franklin, a retired Oklahoma educator, was enjoying life as a grandfather and giving lectures on the politics of education when he decided to become a candidate himself. Now he’s likely to be ...
Four student artists map out what artificial intelligence means for their communities today — and 50 years from now.
Meta just agreed to make sweeping changes to protect young people online. But the settlement leaves its fundamentally harmful business model intact, writes Emily Cherkin.
Gerald Goines and Byron Prophet
We asked Americans how they feel about capitalism versus socialism. The results suggest a major shift in the national attitude, writes Mene Ukueberuwa.
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Contrary to popular belief that our criminal justice system is broken, the United States seems to be experiencing a virtuous cycle in which crime and incarceration decline in tandem, writes Charles La...
My creation Janie went through rush at the University of Alabama. The internet quickly figured out she wasn’t real, but they kept watching her videos anyway, writes Olivia Moore.
The country singer made ‘The Little Engine That Could’ the first book in her Imagination Library. That should be no surprise; her life was the sheer embodiment of its most famous line, writes Spencer ...
In an era of scarcity anxiety, Marian L. Tupy argues the story of decline misses a deeper truth: Humanity is getting richer.
"The characteristics of the school as a place of learning reinforce that administrators cannot favor one side of a debate involving parental speech on an issue of prominent public concern, and which, ...
Some excerpts from the long opinion in U.S. v. McIver, written by Third Circuit Judge Cindy Chung and joined by… The post Prosecution of Congresswoman for Assaulting and Impeding Federal Officials at ...
From Judge John Cronan (S.D.N.Y.) today in X Corp. v. James: Businesses might not always want to share every detail… The post Court Upholds N.Y. Law Mandating Platforms Post Terms of Service and Repor...
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Dolly Parton is seen in front of a record and next to a butterfly