As antisemitism rises, Holocaust education is a deeply personal topic for me
By USA Today
My grandmother's family was murdered at…
➔ iAmerica’s strength is learning through history — not rewriting it
By The Washington Post
States are banning diversity education. As two…
➔ iOn this Memorial Day, take a moment to remember service and sacrifice
By The Washington Post
To reduce Memorial Day to just a grand occasion…
➔ iEditorial: California, legalize speed cameras and save lives
By Los Angeles Times
Automated speed enforcement has reduced crashes…
➔ iToward a Classical Counter-Elite
By The American Conservative
An education in hero-worship will aim to produce…
➔ iWe hit rock bottom on civics education. Can we turn it around?
By The Washington Post
Declining test scores should be a warning: We've…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Ukraine’s counteroffensive: keeping up momentum | Editorial
By The Guardian
Expectations are high, but the obstacles faced in…
➔ iOpinion: Florida's censorship of 'diversity' efforts are a tantrum born of white guilt
By Los Angeles Times
The backlash began when antiracist education…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Labour’s plan for the NHS: now build on this beginning | Editorial
By The Guardian
Keir Starmer’s faith in the health service is…
➔ iMayor Bowser’s crime bill focuses on punishment, not crime reduction
By The Washington Post
By emphasizing these individuals’ original…
➔ iLockdowns fostered rampant truancy in NYC public schools — drastic action is required
By New York Post
Nearly 56% of New York City Department of…
➔ iAI's Education Revolution
By The Wall Street Journal
Khan Academy is using ChatGPT to bring one-on-one…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Pakistan’s army: go back to the barracks | Editorial
By The Guardian
The confrontation between the country’s most…
➔ iCUNY must fix its pension mess: City University is being sued by its faculty for not correctly…
By New York Daily News
I’m one of the hundreds of faculty and staff at…
➔ iNo More Losers
By The American Conservative
Mike Pence promises to be Bob Dole redux. The…
➔ iThe Enduring Family
By The American Conservative
Eduard Habsburg's new book articulates the…
➔ iWhy ‘harm reduction’ policies are causing more harm than good
By New York Post
Harm Reduction strategies were initially launched…
➔ iGavin Newsom's greenie dreams strangled in CaIlfornia's own red tape
By American Thinker
Newsom is now reduced to trying to get rid of the…
➔ i“Socialism Is the Future”: Inside the 2023 YDSA Conference
By The Nation
Zurie Pope In mid-April, hundreds of young…
➔ iHow my state’s getting DEI out of higher ed
By New York Post
One thing’s certain: We won’t rest until we…
➔ iKafer: Colorado’s education leaders take a wrong turn on capitalism and religion
By The Denver Post
Education leaders from the CEA, along with…
➔ iChinese Graduates Are Asking Where All the Good Jobs Went
By Foreign Policy
Record youth unemployment is causing a rethink of…
➔ iEditorial: Court brings back sanity, and the Constitution, in Los Angeles bail ruling
By Los Angeles Times
L.A. officials knew the bail schedules they used…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Food waste is a problem because we throw out too much, period
By Los Angeles Times
Readers respond to a proposal to change…
➔ iPresident Biden: I'm doing everything I can to reduce gun violence, but Congress must do more
By USA Today
President Joe Biden signed the Bipartisan Safer…
➔ iDon’t put the onus on Hasidic parents: Yeshivas, not families, must be responsible for teaching…
By New York Daily News
An upstate judge’s recent ruling on…
➔ iAdmit it: Legacy admissions are contrary to the ethic of equal educational opportunity
By New York Daily News
We’re not whipping for state Sen. Andrew…
➔ iPaying for the privilege: Congestion pricing helps drivers, mass transit rider and the environment
By New York Daily News
This is Day 2 of the public review period of the…
➔ iThe Observer view on Brexit: Tories are paying the price for their dishonesty | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
Seven years after the referendum, the evidence of…
➔ iThe primaries haven’t started, and Biden has a problem: New Hampshire
By The Washington Post
The president rearranged the schedule to optimize…
➔ iLasting Peace Between Armenia and Azerbaijan Will Reduce Russia’s Influence
By Foreign Policy
Moscow is once again trying to flex its muscle by…
➔ iRacial-Affinity Calculus
By The Wall Street Journal
Progressives return to the days of ‘separate…
➔ iThe Education Department Helps Combat Woke Discrimination
By The Wall Street Journal
The Office for Civil Rights has pressed several…
➔ iIllegal immigration hurts the poor — even if Dems deny it
By New York Post
Those who insist we “need” immigrant workers…
➔ iOpinion: One simple rule could save the birds that migrate over L.A.
By Los Angeles Times
Our city is a hub of avian superhighways and…
➔ iThe Washington Post and the 'Anti-Trans' Slur
By The Wall Street Journal
Blue-state parents also want a say in education.
➔ i‘Education reform’ is dying. Now we can actually reform education.
By The Washington Post
Our education system should be about learning,…
➔ iDon't Let Unspent Covid Funds Become Slush Funds
By The Wall Street Journal
Clawing these appropriations back would reduce…
➔ iThe commies of Colorado
By American Thinker
The leaders of the Colorado Education Association…
➔ iSafety-net work requirements should come with better case management
By The Washington Post
Work requirement proposals come at a time of…
➔ iSchool elections are now political: NYC Community and Education Council voting is getting too nasty
By New York Daily News
It is election season in NYC. Not for president,…
➔ iMiguel Cardona, Miseducation Secretary
By The Wall Street Journal
National history test scores plummet, and he…
➔ iCollege is worth it for more than financial reasons
By The Washington Post
Higher education helps us explore a range of…
➔ iKristina Ishmael on digital barriers to equitable education
By The Washington Post
In this conversation recorded for Washington Post…
➔ iUS workers deserve a break. It’s time for a 32-hour working week | Bernie Sanders
By The Guardian
American workers are more productive than ever,…
➔ iEditorial: The new anti-trash mantra should be reduce, recycle — and repair
By Los Angeles Times
There aren't many truly bipartisan issues that…
➔ iEducation Freedom on the Brink in Texas
By The Wall Street Journal
Rural Republicans are afraid of crossing the…
➔ iArkansas Gets Medicaid Back to Normal
By The Wall Street Journal
The Covid-19 public-health emergency expanded the…
➔ iRandi’s COVID mistruths: Letters to the Editor — May 1, 2023
By New York Post
The Issue: A scientist who criticized Randi…
➔ iWhy the whining over work rules for welfare?
By New York Post
House Republicans were right on the money in…
➔ iNew York’s education ‘leaders’ take another step against excellence
By New York Post
New York's state Board of Regents is getting set…
➔ iThe nexus between education and the rise of the populist right
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Ethnocentric and nationalistic…
➔ iUFT loves charters . . . as long as Randi Weingarten is involved
By New York Post
Randi Weingarten, who co-founded charter…
➔ iU.S. states might be running awful of international child labor laws
By The Washington Post
International law permits teenagers at 16 to work…
➔ iBiden Is Rewriting the Rules on Trade—and Americans Should Be Worried
By Foreign Policy
The administration is doing a sneaky end run…
➔ iConnecticut Will Require Public Schools to Teach Climate Change. Can More States Follow?
By The Nation
Sena Wazer While Congress is unlikely to pass a…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Attending Cal State instead of UC is a privilege, not a disappointment
By Los Angeles Times
A Cal State professor emeritus explains the…
➔ iOpinion: Faux outrage over Lauren Boebert’s school visit deserves derision
By The Denver Post
If it were a campaign year or if the…
➔ iVirginia’s learning standards perpetuate a 158-year-old injustice
By The Washington Post
Hopefully, when history standards are reviewed…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Sudan’s ceasefire: the fear is what may follow
By The Guardian
As civilians flee the warring generals, those…
➔ iJohn Kerry: ‘The IRA Is Working on Overdrive’
By Foreign Policy
The U.S. special envoy for climate responds to…
➔ iArtificial Intelligence and the Future of Employment
By The Wall Street Journal
Students discuss the impact of AI and machine…
➔ iOpinion: We lift every voice and sing to a healthier Colorado, too
By The Denver Post
Reducing ozone emissions is one of the most…
➔ iBattery factories could make red states a driving force for climate
By The Washington Post
States with little apparent interest in climate…
➔ iWhy students are not enrolling in higher education
By The Washington Post
Higher education leaders are used to doing a lot…
➔ iMcCarthy’s debt plan needs an endgame. Here’s what it could look like.
By The Washington Post
A bipartisan deficit-reduction commission could…
➔ iSchool choice could destroy the Democrat party
By American Thinker
School choice will drastically reduce the…
➔ iDr. Alito’s abortion prescription: The Supreme Court justice who overturned Roe continues his…
By New York Daily News
The U.S. Supreme Court was correct on Friday…
➔ iThe Anti-Abortion Messages Haunting Florida’s Highways
By The New York Times
Billboards proliferate as a procedure become…
➔ iIs it 'woke' to teach kindness? With teachers' hands tied, racism flourishes in classroom.
By USA Today
Our children have a right to be educated in an…
➔ iFederal employees are not downtown’s saviors
By The Washington Post
Remote work allows the federal government to…
➔ iWant to Manufacture Explosives? Soon You Can Hire Teenagers to Do It.
By The Nation
Chris Lehmann The Iowa state Senate recently…
➔ iStudents can suffer as adults politicize the nation’s education system
By The Washington Post
Turning learning into a political tug-of-war…
➔ iCybersecurity and abortion access: The right to choice now means the right to protect data and…
By New York Daily News
Women seeking abortion care, and the doctors…
➔ iThe Inflation Reduction Act's Bait and Switch
By The Wall Street Journal
Sensible energy policies would avert the economic…
➔ iLoudoun schools should appeal discrimination ruling
By The Washington Post
The ruling will intensify the combative disputes…
➔ iState Officials Share Wins on Life, Election Integrity, Education
By The Daily Signal
OXON HILL, Md.—After participating in the Dobbs…
➔ iDeSantis expands anti-LGBTQ 'Don't Say Gay' law. Might as well not say 'president' either.
By USA Today
Reflecting latest Republican motto, 'Lean Into…
➔ iOpinion: Denver’s Board of Education ignored safety concerns before East High School shooting and…
By The Denver Post
The East High shooting should haunt the DPS board…
➔ iBiden can’t hide fact that border is still wide open
By New York Post
The plan was to get prospective border-jumpers to…
➔ iHow alarming are Florida’s higher-ed reforms? Students weigh in.
By The Washington Post
On the University of Florida campus in…
➔ iKathy Hochul's Moment of Education Truth
By The Wall Street Journal
Will she let Albany crush her bid to allow more…
➔ iFiling taxes? Why your hair and nails should be written off as business deductions.
By USA Today
Taking tax deductions for hair, makeup and nails…
➔ iLeave New York's Yeshivas Alone
By The Wall Street Journal
Hasidic Jews don’t need the Times’s input on…
➔ iJoe Manchin's Faux Betrayal and an Endless Green Bill of Goods
By The Wall Street Journal
The Inflation Reduction Act is welfare for the…
➔ iJudicial whack-a-mole: Anti-abortion forces try to game the courts to overcome the popular will and…
By New York Daily News
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito is once again…
➔ iAbortion-Bans Work
By The American Conservative
State of the Union: A new study shows that…
➔ iA classless, socially fluid America? Not today, not in politics.
By The Washington Post
Post-secondary education has become a marker of…
➔ iThe Guardian view on US book bans: time to fight back | Editorial
By The Guardian
Censorship is surging thanks to an organised…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
- John Quincy Adams
"I know in my heart that man is good. That what is right will always eventually triumph. And there’s purpose and worth to each and every life."
- Ronald Reagan