Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Hunter Biden is no Van Gogh. In addition to having both ears, Hunter’s work has generally been panned beyond an…
Paul E. Peterson interviews Dixie Lane, author of "Skipping School"The postThe Education Exchange: Homeschoolers No Longer on the Margins of Education Choiceappeared first onEducation Next.
Trailing in the polls behind progressive insurgent Abdul El-Sayed, Haley Stevens is hoping black voters can save her. Olivia Reingold reports from Michigan on the Senate race the country is watching.
Career-connected learning, not just college readiness, will prepare students for jobs that keep shifting.
Students in all Illinois public schools will soon have to abide by rules barring them from using cellphones or other personal electronic communication devices during school hours unless they have been...
Recently, I wrote about the bizarre investigation of Hofstra University Professor Richard Himelfarb, who had referred to a colleague’s comments…
The chaos in the Spanish enclave was more than a migration crisis. It was the latest opportunity for ideological actors seeking to weaken the Moroccan state, writes Zineb Riboua.
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A teacher created an app to fight cheating — and discovered a bigger takeaway.
The same day The New York Times published its investigation of labor rights leader César Chávez’s alleged actions of sexual abuse, Bakersfield College professor Oliver Rosales was scheduled to teach h...
Eric Hovagim grew up privileged and was well educated before veering off in a radically anti-capitalist, conspiratorial, and antisemitic direction, writes Tanner Nau.
8/2/1923: President Calvin Coolidge's Inauguration. He would appoint Justice Harlan Fiske Stone to the Supreme Court. The post Today in Supreme Court History: August 2, 1923 appeared first on Reason...
Gov. Josh Stein, alongside the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) Secretary Dev Sangvai and leadership at Broughton Hospital, announced the first ever health care apprenticeship pro...
The local government sought to use eminent domain to block a housing project local NIMBYs objected to.
Some excerpts from N.Y. Saratoga County trial court judge Jonathan Schopf's long decision in Anonymous School Dist. v. Anonymous a… The post N.Y. Judge Rejects School's Request for "Red Flag" Order Ag...
From Fifth Circuit Judge Don Willett, joined by Judges Carl Stewart, James Graves, Stephen Higginson, Dana Douglas, and Irma Carrillo… The post Fifth Circuit Judges' Cert. Petition in Deray Mckesson B...
8/1/1942: Military commissions conclude for eight nazi saboteurs. The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of these trials in Ex Parte… The post Today in Supreme Court History: August 1, 1942 ap...