The Observer view on Britain’s shortage of GPs | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
At a time when the country’s population needs…
➔ iEvery US politician should be pro-sex education in our post-Roe world
By New York Post
Now that we’ve got here, the question is: how…
➔ iBiden's student loan forgiveness rhetoric has lured many into borrowing
By American Thinker
Without actually promising or committing…
➔ iThe Hard Truths of American History
By The Wall Street Journal
Teaching all aspects of the U.S.’s story will…
➔ iWhere The Midterms Could Most Affect Abortion Access
By FiveThirtyEight
On Friday, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v...
➔ iEditorial: Drastically reducing nicotine levels will save a lot of lives
By Los Angeles Times
Reducing the nicotine that creates the…
➔ iUkraine Is the Korean War Redux
By Foreign Policy
Russia’s invasion heralds the transition to a…
➔ iThe Education Ministry is ruining Israeli schools
By Haaretz
➔ iThe Justices Give Education a Prayer
By The Wall Street Journal
They scrap the Lemon test just as Americans…
➔ iVirginia’s top health official needs an education on racism
By The Washington Post
We all have much to learn about racism’s impact…
➔ iMore Legal Guns Reduced Crime in Brazil
By The Wall Street Journal
Homicide fell 34% after Bolsonaro made firearms…
➔ iChurch, state and school: A riddle for the Supreme Court
By New York Daily News
In 2004, seeing substantial risk of state…
➔ iOp-Ed: The Fed alone cannot fight inflation. We need to hold corporations accountable
By Los Angeles Times
Using rate hikes and relying on the resulting…
➔ iThe Guardian view on overturning Roe v Wade: anti-abortionists reign supreme | Editorial
By The Guardian
The removal of women’s constitutional right to…
➔ iSmoke and mirrors: On the FDA’s nicotine and vaping rulings
By New York Daily News
Count us fans of the Food and Drug…
➔ iHere’s What Overturning Roe Means For Abortion Access Across The U.S.
By FiveThirtyEight
The Supreme Court just overturned Roe v. Wade...
➔ iRoe v. Wade Defined An Era. The Supreme Court Just Started A New One.
By FiveThirtyEight
There are only a handful of Supreme Court rulings…
➔ iOp-Ed: Ending Roe is a pure exercise of Republican power, wielded to reduce women's freedom and…
By Los Angeles Times
Roe vs. Wade was overruled not because of…
➔ iSolo police patrols didn’t work — but please keep trying, Mr. Mayor
By New York Post
Eric Adams knows crime is the city's top priority…
➔ iDeranged COVID-clingers still want Broadwaygoers to be put through Rikers-like procedures
By New York Post
Broadwaygoers have been put through Rikers…
➔ iMoney for Children's Education, Not Schools
By The Wall Street Journal
It’s time to stop writing blank checks for a…
➔ iConservatives claim canceling US student debt will be expensive. They’re wrong | Indigo Olivier
By The Guardian
If Joe Biden signed an executive order tomorrow,…
➔ iApprenticeships, Not College, Can Help Reduce Unemployment
By The Wall Street Journal
A flexible, industry-driven alternative for…
➔ iBetsy DeVos's Mission to Rescue Teachers Unions' 'Hostages'
By The Wall Street Journal
In an interview, the former education secretary…
➔ iBiden’s Budget Deficit Victory Lap Is Unearned and Unjustified
By The Daily Signal
President Joe Biden is taking victory laps for…
➔ iThe FDA is taking a historic step to reduce smoking deaths. It’s overdue.
By The Washington Post
A massive public health victory might be on its…
➔ iOp-Ed: How liberalizing economic trade could reduce inflation and supply chain woes
By Los Angeles Times
Worldwide problems in the supply chain and…
➔ iThe Supreme Court Just Forced Maine to Fund Religious Education. It Won’t Stop There.
By Slate
Chief Justice John Roberts’ opinion has the…
➔ iIf we want to fight cancer, we should tax the companies that cause it | Jon Whelan and Alexandra…
By The Guardian
We tax cigarettes and sodas because they’re bad…
➔ iRepublicans Seek to Force House Vote on Whether Life Begins at Conception
By The Daily Signal
With the Supreme Court expected to soon announce…
➔ iLetters to the Editor — June 20, 2022
By New York Post
New York Post readers sound off on Howard Stern's…
➔ iA database to prevent gun violence
By American Thinker
The key to prevention is education.
➔ iReaders sound off on NYC school enrollment, dirty cops and voting for Biden
By New York Daily News
Brooklyn: My son is going into ninth grade. Under…
➔ iWTO Clinches Deal Aimed at Reducing Global Overfishing
By Foreign Policy
The agreement limits the subsidies that countries…
➔ iBiden’s Education Department is putting bureaucracy before kids
By New York Daily News
As New York City school leaders, we have seen…
➔ iEditorial: It's time to scratch gruesome cat declawing surgery in California
By Los Angeles Times
Scratching is a normal behavior for cats...
➔ iAfter years of classroom disorder, Chancellor Banks needs to install a serious discipline code —…
By New York Post
Fact is, Team de Blasio turned the Department of…
➔ iDACA and the distance still to go for Dreamers
By New York Daily News
It’s been exactly a decade since President…
➔ iCan America ‘do big things’ again? Ask the regulators and lawyers.
By The Washington Post
Mitch Landrieu has the task of doling out $1.2…
➔ iRepublicans help maintain racism by undermining critical race theory in public education
By USA Today
The duality of hardly teaching about racism and…
➔ iThe Guardian view on obesity: the public wants better health | Editorial
By The Guardian
The UK has a weight problem. By refusing to…
➔ iPersonal finance class should be required in high school
By The Washington Post
Personal finance should be as core to a high…
➔ iWhen it comes to mass shootings, acceptance is not an option
By The Washington Post
Not wanting to offend the gun lobby and its most…
➔ iOp-Ed: How the pandemic is changing higher education for the better
By Los Angeles Times
The pandemic is quickening the pace of permanent…
➔ iReaders sound off on prescription costs, congestion pricing and higher education
By New York Daily News
Westbury, L.I.: As a patient who has lived with…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: More construction in a drought -- what bizarre world is this?
By Los Angeles Times
There's a mega-drought because of climate change,…
➔ iBetsy DeVos: Trump's actions on Jan. 6 were 'line in the sand' that led to resignation
By USA Today
Former Trump Education secretary, in an exclusive…
➔ iNotable &Quotable: Judge Jose Cabranes on Title IX
By The Wall Street Journal
‘The day is surely coming . . . when the…
➔ iHealth insurer delayed her MRI. Meanwhile, the cancer that would kill her was growing.
By USA Today
Delays in health care are not unusual. Insurance…
➔ iMove over ACLU and other commentary
By New York Post
TK News’ Matt Taibbi applauds the Foundation…
➔ iThe world is finally reacting to India’s descent into hate
By The Washington Post
The land of Mahatma Gandhi, Abul Kalam Azad and…
➔ iWe cannot let the shameful failures of the public-school system continue
By New York Post
The message to educators and elected officials…
➔ iThe Guardian view on deportations to Rwanda: cut out the stunts | Editorial
By The Guardian
The government’s plan to send asylum seekers to…
➔ iThe Guardian view on a four-day week: policies needed to make it a reality | Editorial
By The Guardian
Currently, the financial logic that governs the…
➔ iSecond Opinion: How we can prevent heat waves from killing thousands of people every year
By Los Angeles Times
Significant investment to enhance community and…
➔ iTroubling questions about Biden's vacation days
By American Thinker
Biden's easy schedule in the White House and…
➔ iNormalizing drug addiction leads to even more overdoses
By New York Post
The harm-reduction movement needs to accept…
➔ iForgiveness plan is Biden’s latest salvo in war on for-profit education
By New York Post
The Biden administration’s decision to…
➔ iExpect delays: Airlines took billions in taxpayer subsidies. Now, they can't fly on time.
By USA Today
The flight scheduling issues are hard to swallow…
➔ iThe ESG Movement Is a Ripe Target for Antitrust Action
By The Wall Street Journal
Its proponents are colluding to reduce…
➔ iHow NYC courts are keeping up with gun crimes
By New York Daily News
All across the nation, elected officials and…
➔ iOpinion: What we should do about all that student debt?
By The Denver Post
The idea of forgiving student debt is a slap in…
➔ iJohnny Depp and Amber Heard reduced all of us with their disgusting display
By USA Today
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard reduced us to the…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the UN in Xinjiang: a grave error | Editorial
By The Guardian
The UN human rights chief, Michelle Bachelet,…
➔ iWhy force braiders into useless beauty schools? Expensive mandates pile onto student debt crisis.
By USA Today
Student loan forgiveness debate asks whether…
➔ iIt’s time for Biden to lift Trump’s China tariffs
By The Washington Post
President Biden has another major lever to pull…
➔ iTop Gun, Maverick...The Right Stuff redux...a good thing
By American Thinker
A great movie that celebrates patriotic men and…
➔ iChildren couldn’t even learn during the pandemic without being surveilled
By The Washington Post
Educational tools students used during the…
➔ i'They treated my brother like an animal': Police act like mental illness is a crime
By USA Today
Reduce police presence on mental health calls...
➔ iDemocrats are gaslighting American parents about school vouchers
By New York Post
Defunding public schools — even “stealing…
➔ iEducation Embarrassment in Virginia
By The Wall Street Journal
A new report on academic results shows that Gov...
➔ iAmericans, Like Swedes, Need Help Telling Fact From Fiction
By Foreign Policy
A botched disinformation board shouldn’t be the…
➔ iMental-Health Reform Is a Bipartisan Issue
By The Wall Street Journal
Policy can reduce the risk of another mass…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: We once relied on the L.A. River for water. Let's try doing that again
By Los Angeles Times
In the 1800s, dozens of miles of aqueducts from…
➔ iOp-Ed: California has been slow to adopt the four-day school week. That could be a good thing
By Los Angeles Times
Four-day school weeks can pose educational and…
➔ iYet more proof NY’s education leaders hate excellence
By New York Post
Sorry: If the kids can’t handle questions, they…
➔ iDonna Brazile: George Floyd, the 10 Black people killed in Buffalo ought to be alive today
By USA Today
George Floyd two years later: Still no needed…
➔ iThe Guardian view on children’s social care: a heartbreaking market | Editorial
By The Guardian
The system is in crisis and profiteering…
➔ iHarris has abandoned ‘border czar’ role — will anyone remedy Biden’s disaster?
By New York Post
Vice President Kamala Harris is supposedly the…
➔ iEditorial: Sure, reduce pot taxes. But California needs bigger fixes to its broken marijuana market
By Los Angeles Times
Tax cuts alone won't solve the state's marijuana…
➔ iMayoral 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…
➔ iThe Real Dividing Line On Abortion
By FiveThirtyEight
There are certain divides in the American…
➔ 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…
➔ 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