Mayoral control is a moral imperative: New Yorkers need to hold the city’s top elected official…
By New York Daily News
The most important action the Legislature must…
➔ iPut harm reduction first, New York
By New York Daily News
If more than 107,000 lives were lost in one year…
➔ iYes, we cam: A deal on NYC traffic enforcement speed cameras will save lives
By New York Daily News
After much prodding over the years from these…
➔ iStop scapegoating on massacres and other commentary
By New York Post
Commentary on mass shooting blame games, Trump…
➔ iDon't Cancel the Classics, Broaden and Diversify Them
By The Wall Street Journal
Black Americans in past centuries fought for the…
➔ iIn the Americas, Homicide Is the Other Killer Epidemic
By Foreign Policy
The good news: Lockdowns reduced crime almost…
➔ iIf Queen Elizabeth can’t do her job, she should abdicate
By The Washington Post
Every day seems to bring fresh news of a royal…
➔ iWe know the pain of stillbirth, and we're working to lower the numbers in the US
By USA Today
Losing our children drove us to activism for a…
➔ iNightmares Can Teach Us a History Lesson
By The Wall Street Journal
Educating students to be wise, responsible and…
➔ iBiden has the means to reduce inflation. Why isn’t he acting?
By The Washington Post
The repeal of most or all of former president…
➔ iThe Framers Were Big Fans of Liberty, Unlike Samuel Alito
By Slate
Reducing one of the most powerful constitutional…
➔ iU.S. and Japan Embrace the Open Internet
By The Wall Street Journal
The two countries need a deep digital partnership…
➔ iPhonics: a godsend for NYC’s neediest kids
By New York Daily News
The decision to require all New York City…
➔ iAre culture wars really a distraction? | Olufemi O Taiwo
By The Guardian
We shouldn’t abandon the culture wars, but we…
➔ iEducating Israel about the Nakba
By Haaretz
➔ iWhy college students are more anxious and alienated than ever
By New York Post
Even before COVID forced college students into…
➔ iStudent Debt Is Crushing. Canceling It for Everyone Is Still a Bad Idea.
By The New York Times
Debt forgiveness won’t fix what’s wrong with…
➔ iSo You Want to Reduce Crime?
By The Nation
Bryce Covert What kinds of investments have been…
➔ iSlavery, Anti-Semitism and Harvard's Missing Moral Compass
By The Wall Street Journal
An official report about the university’s early…
➔ iOp-Ed: California's math education needs an update, but not the one proposed
By Los Angeles Times
A new math framework, open for public comment…
➔ iRepublicans Say They Have Proof FBI Targeted Concerned Parents, Despite Garland Denials
By The Daily Signal
Whistleblowers allegedly provided evidence to…
➔ iEndorsement: Send Juan Carrillo to Sacramento to represent Antelope Valley in the state Assembly
By Los Angeles Times
With his career as a city planner and his…
➔ iHere’s another reason to donate blood: it reduces ‘forever chemicals’ in your body | Adrienne…
By The Guardian
While the $4tn global wellness industry bends…
➔ iChanging course, State Board orders reorganization of Adams 14 district
By The Denver Post
The Adams 14 school district must be reorganized,…
➔ iFifty Years Ago, the Supreme Court Tried to Reduce Racial Bias in the Death Penalty. Did It Work?
By Slate
Today the death penalty, like lynching, remains a…
➔ i'I'm still processing the trauma': Paris Hilton advocates for federal law to end institutional…
By USA Today
Paris Hilton: I'm joining other survivors on…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Afghan women: the Taliban turn the screws | Editorial
By The Guardian
The regime intensifies repression and suffering…
➔ iGov. Hochul’s ‘no message’ agenda is really about her
By New York Post
Gov. Kathy Hochul said she is focused on…
➔ iAdams must go after excessive speed demons to curb rising traffic deaths
By New York Post
Mayor Eric Adams’ new push to “educate”…
➔ iIn Maryland, Gov. Hogan plays politics with abortion access
By The Washington Post
Maryland's governor once gave the impression that…
➔ iAsian students are victims of Montgomery County’s achievement gap
By The Washington Post
A racial balancing scheme that systemically…
➔ iBiden isn’t serious about forgiving student debt. ‘Means-testing’ is a con | David Sirota
By The Guardian
The Biden administration’s proposal is cynicism…
➔ iUnless Democrats start fighting like they mean it, they’re going to lose Congress | Steve Phillips
By The Guardian
We are engaged in an existential battle over the…
➔ iHow Randi Weingarten is actually undermining trust in public schools
By New York Post
For reasons known only to her, Randi Weingarten…
➔ iTeachers are suffering, so we're putting our appreciation into action
By USA Today
Inspiring stories during Teacher Appreciation…
➔ iThe Alito opinion would be like Plessy overturning Brown v. Board of Education
By The Washington Post
The doctrine of stare decisis acknowledges the…
➔ iTwo different decisions, two different courts: Compare Samuel Alito’s would-be majority decision…
By New York Daily News
In 1954, Chief Justice Earl Warren wrote his…
➔ iEurope Squeezes Russia's Oil
By The Wall Street Journal
The EU moves to reduce the energy cash flow for…
➔ iTrickle-down creeponomics: Gaetz calls women protesting Roe draft opinion 'over-educated'
By USA Today
GOP congressman's despicable response to women…
➔ iThe Pros and Cons of Online Classes
By The Wall Street Journal
Students debate if distance learning is a good…
➔ iIsrael's Education Ministry doesn't deal with education, only hasbara
By Haaretz
➔ iHow Western Media Framed Kazakhstan’s Protests
By Foreign Policy
A complicated conflict was reduced to an easy…
➔ iJordan wants to restore Temple Mount status quo? Here are 8 demands
By Yedioth News
Opinion: All sides are to blame for the creeping…
➔ iOp-ed: Why parents can't be the only ones to teach our children about finance
By CNBC
As more states require personal finance education…
➔ iIndexing Unemployment Benefits Will Get Kentucky Back to Work
By The Wall Street Journal
A new law, enacted over the governor’s veto,…
➔ iThe Education Department’s ‘fix’ for charter schools is misguided
By The Washington Post
The administration should go back to the drawing…
➔ iHow Russia’s grim demographics could thwart Putin’s global ambitions
By The Washington Post
Russia has somehow managed to create a…
➔ iWhat Can Special Elections So Far Tell Us About The 2022 Midterms?
By FiveThirtyEight
At this point in the cycle, special elections are…
➔ iThe war on American teachers: The CRT panic is claiming casualties
By New York Daily News
According to recent news reports, at least four…
➔ iThe Biden Administration's New Salvo Against Charter Schools
By The Wall Street Journal
An Education Department study finds the regular…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Pay educators more — a lot more — to fix the teacher shortage
By Los Angeles Times
We need to increase teacher salaries so much that…
➔ iBrauchler: Real “harm reduction” for fentanyl would be treating it like a deadly poison
By The Denver Post
Another 30 or so Coloradans have died from…
➔ i‘Don’t say gay’? Hypocritical Disney makes money in countries that ban homosexuality
By New York Post
Disney lied about Florida’s recently enacted…
➔ iFlori-duh: Something doesn’t add up about the Sunshine State’s rejection of math textbooks
By New York Daily News
An April 15 Florida Department of Education press…
➔ iNew NYPD anti-gun units can’t do much when Albany still insists on protecting perps, not the…
By New York Post
Mayor Eric Adams’ new NYPD anti-gun units are a…
➔ iI Spoke to the Experts. Bitcoin Isn’t Going to Change.
By The New York Times
The willpower to reduce Bitcoin’s carbon…
➔ iTransform Virginia’s education system to create opportunities for all
By The Washington Post
We need to update our education system so every…
➔ iThe erosion of excellence at Thomas Jefferson High School
By The Washington Post
From an early age, I heard this message from my…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Boris Johnson: hanging on by a thread | Editorial
By The Guardian
After an abject day for the Tory party, MPs will…
➔ iScience shows transgender education doesn’t belong in schools
By New York Post
School districts are embroiled in a battle over…
➔ iAbcarian: The latest scare tactic to rile the GOP base? The word 'groomer'
By Los Angeles Times
Conservative Republicans have settled on a new…
➔ iWhy we’re giving $50M to charter schools to help kids catch up after the pandemic
By New York Post
School closures and inadequate remote instruction…
➔ iUS higher education ‘fights’ COVID with . . . superstition
By New York Post
Campus administrators deem it more important to…
➔ iFlorida’s education department refuses publishers’ woke books
By American Thinker
A story about Durham University in England helps…
➔ iReaders sound off on reducing gun crime, Easter and Jackie Robinson
By New York Daily News
Valhalla, N.Y.: Recently, many opinions have been…
➔ iWhat New York needs the Legislature to do in the rest of its session
By New York Post
During the budget battle, the Legislature…
➔ iReaders sound off on reducing homelessness, noise ordinances and Gov. Hochul
By New York Daily News
Glenn Heights, Texas: The homeless problem has…
➔ iKentucky's Tax-Cut Turnaround
By The Wall Street Journal
Rate reductions are coming despite past…
➔ iMontgomery County’s teachers need better working conditions
By The Washington Post
Many current teachers are eyeing the exits, and…
➔ iReaders sound off on animal agriculture, Brian Benjamin and shootings
By New York Daily News
Washington: With the 55th observance of Earth Day…
➔ iBrighter future: Chancellor Banks and Mayor Adams make the right moves on gifted-and-talented…
By New York Daily News
New Yorkers needn’t be forced to choose between…
➔ iAdams & Banks are putting lipstick on a pig: Separate gifted-and-talented classes are bad…
By New York Daily News
Thursday, Mayor Adams and Schools Chancellor…
➔ iOpinion: Denver’s students are floundering. Where are the school board members?
By The Denver Post
The truth is, the Denver Board of Education has…
➔ iThe World Bank and IMF Are Getting It Wrong on Climate Change
By Foreign Policy
Rich donor countries are working to deprioritize…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Schools are barely teaching the Holocaust. Survivors have stepped up
By Los Angeles Times
Schools are coming up short on teaching the…
➔ iStates of Covid Performance
By The Wall Street Journal
A new study compares outcomes on economy,…
➔ iTeach '1619' and '1776' U.S. History
By The Wall Street Journal
The answer to ideological education isn’t to…
➔ iSchooling or grooming?
By American Thinker
Taxpayer-funded educators can teach our…
➔ i‘Canceled’ prof: Bad things shouldn’t happen to people who post bad tweets
By New York Post
Given the left’s control of the commanding…
➔ iMarylanders would benefit from real economic education
By The Washington Post
Knowledge equals wealth, which equals financial…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: They want to ride L.A. transit. This is what's stopping them
By Los Angeles Times
One reader no longer feels safe on Metro trains;…
➔ iWe are witnessing the final days of reproductive freedom in America | Moira Donegan
By The Guardian
The bill – which makes abortion a felony –…
➔ iOp-Ed: The Sacramento shooting escalated American violence. We know how to shut it down again
By Los Angeles Times
Community leaders and law enforcement committed…
➔ iWant to really fix Virginia’s standard deduction? Index it.
By The Washington Post
Every little bit helps, and this proposal could…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Never put off till to-morrow what you can do to-day."
- Thomas Jefferson
"He serves his party best who serves the country best."
- Rutherford B. Hayes