Higher Ed, Research & Learning
In her latest This Week in Canada newsletter, Rupa Subramanya writes that we used to like Americans, no matter who the president was. Not anymore.
Regulating supply does not remove the real underlying demand for the product, though, or obviate the fact that enterprising consumers will find ways to satisfy their demand through entrepreneurial sup...
Assistant secretary at HHS explains rationale behind program overhaulThe post“This is an Effort to Make Head Start More Sustainable and Accessible”appeared first onEducation Next.
With tensions in Iran still boiling and our national debt hitting $40 trillion, it’s time to take a hard look at the military’s budget. We should preserve what the military needs to be capable and pre...
In her new book, Coding Kids: Big Tech’s Battle to Remake Public Schools, Natasha Singer, a veteran business reporter for The New York Times, traces Big Tech’s bid to persuade schools to embrace their...
The rise of so-called “baby slop” is turning early childhood educators into media critics.
Stratolaunch CEO Zachary Krevor explains how hypersonic weapons work, why AI-enabled missile ‘swarms’ may soon be a reality, and whether America can defend itself against them.
Their defamation and breach of contract case against Stefanie Lambert can go forward, a judge concluded.
Paul E. Peterson interviews Dan Hamlin, the dean of the College of Education at the University of TexasThe postThe Education Exchange: The Little School Sector That Roaredappeared first onEducation Ne...
Today is International Literacy Day. The 60th anniversary, in fact. But with the rise of social media and video streaming, some news articles are warning that the Western world is heading toward a pos...
A Virginia judge turned Karyann Parkinson’s parenting decision into a crime, and put her on the child-abuse registry.
The D.C. Circuit just let a case making this allegation go forward.
The D.C. Circuit just let a case making this allegation go forward.
The district court had thrown out the case with no opportunity to file an amended complaint; the Ninth Circuit agrees that plaintiffs lacked standing to bring the claim, but allows them to refile an a...
Vivek Ramaswamy at a podium
9/8/1953: Chief Justice Fred Vinson dies. The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 8, 1953 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
An aerial view of Eastern State Prison showing a central hub and several wings
A Greenville, North Carolina, police officer speaks to an apartment resident, as seen on her Ring video doorbell.
AR-15 ban issue attracts filing of 45 amicus briefs in Supreme Court.