Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Evan Barker on Abdul El-Sayed. The Cambridge University fabulist. Arthur Brooks asks: Is socialism a fad? And more.
A recent report by Meta’s Oversight Board raises critical concerns about possible censorship by foundation LLMs when asked to generate negative content regarding speech-restrictive political regimes, ...
Denied education themselves, first-generation immigrants made it essential for their childrenThe postThe Making of Mobility: How Vietnamese Americans Leveraged Public Schoolsappeared first onEducation...
8/5/1974: Shortly after the Supreme Court decided United States v. Nixon, President Nixon released the "smoking gun" tape recorded in… The post Today in Supreme Court History: August 5, 1974 appeared ...
“Stand straight as a spear, Class 1” Just that, nothing else. Then I wait. I have used this line since I first started teaching. It is simple, clear and the image is taken on by the children instant...
As millions of kids across the country prepare to head back to school — and many have already returned — the national count of measles cases continues to climb, reaching its highest number in 35 years...
One national study, one local leader, and a reality check on how schools are really regulating AI.
While radical left newcomers like Abdul El-Sayed get the media attention, veteran candidates like Roy Cooper in North Carolina and Sherrod Brown in Ohio could win back the Senate for Democrats, writes...
One political story transfixes the nation: today’s Senate primary in Michigan. Americans are watching intently to see who wins. Will it be Abdul El-Sayed, an insurgent left-winger, or Haley Stevens, a...
A man wears a shirt with a swastika on the back, with a circle and a line through it.
The founders of a proposed Jewish charter school in Oklahoma will appear in federal court Wednesday to argue that the school should be able to open even though the state charter board turned down its ...
To truly close the digital equity gap, educators must become architects of student possibility.
A scandal over a Cambridge academic shows that many universities still act like we’re living in 2020, writes Yuan Yi Zhu.
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Evan shares her conversion from political insider to critic, why she decided to speak out, how her party changed, and what she thinks of the democratic socialist wing of the Democratic Party.
Are you worried about an AI market crash or a company going bankrupt? Don’t be. Just as with railroads 150 years ago, nothing can stop technological progress, writes Tyler Cowen.
After three years on the "interim" docket, Hamburger Mary will no longer be able to show "adult live performances" to minors.
An insightful critique of ten ideas advocated by leading American "democratic socialists."
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