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This week, the Fourth Circuit issued a major ruling striking down South Carolina’s limits on absentee ballots. The relatively novel…
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Despite the uncertainty around its ultimate results, ACCESS should be given a chance to succeed. After decades of improved treatment of acute conditions, the Medicare population is living longer but w...
Despite Mike Miles’s strong track record as an urban superintendent, his book forgets to explain how he’s done itThe postHow to Run a School District Without Really Tellingappeared first onEducation N...
I am a product of Head Start. Before I understood federal funding, program performance standards or the complicated systems that make Head Start possible, I understood what it meant to be a Head Start...
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The letter emphasizes outcomes and evidence but stops short of issuing federal regulations.
The missing AI job apocalypse. Why Florida suddenly lurched toward the far left. Vinay Prasad reads Anthony Fauci’s diaries. And more.
Shane is joined by Adam and Milton to discuss the ongoing debate over AI governance.The postRegulating AI in an Age of Global Competitionappeared first onAmerican Enterprise Institute - AEI.
The rapid rise of dyslexia in public discourse reflects a long-overdue shift in education. For decades, students with persistent reading difficulties were misunderstood, mislabeled or overlooked entir...
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DSA member Angie Nixon claimed victory in the Democratic Senate primary and proved socialism has support in a solid red state, writes Audrey Fahlberg.
In the nearly four years since generative artificial intelligence began colonizing the academic lives of teens, it has changed the experience of school for millions of young people. Perhaps no group h...
8/20/1866: President Andrew Johnson proclaims an "end to insurrection in the United States." The post Today in Supreme Court History: August 20, 1866 appeared first on Reason.com.
Though the progressive wing of the party is ascendant and powerful, it lacks an obvious presidential candidate to carry the banner. Enter AOC, writes Mark Halperin.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping work across the economy, writes Peter McCrory. So far, it hasn’t raised unemployment, but is that about to change?
Fifty years ago today, Ronald Reagan lost the Republican nomination to Gerald Ford by 117 votes. With nothing prepared, he gave a speech that launched his political legacy, writes Tevi Troy.
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