Ukraine, Israel, and French daycares all have something in common. From international to ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ household affairs, our Western leaders’ propensity for nanny state hyper-control over every situation is creating more problems than it’s resolving.
The teacher shortage is real — and has been growing over the last decade. While shortages vary across schools, districts, regions, grades and subject matter, they are most severe in schools that serve larger numbers of students from low-income families and students of color and in subjects l…
In the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic, Congress sent $190 billion in aid to schools, stipulating that 20% of the funds be used for reversing learning setbacks. At the time, educators knew that the impact on how children learn would be significant, but the extent was not yet known.
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Congressional dysfunction took a dangerous turn recently. In the House, former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., allegedly elbowed Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., in the kidney (McCarthy denied the claim). Not to be outdone, Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., challenged the president of the Interna…
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Pop-quiz time: True or false? “Teacher shortages have gotten worse.â€Â
Pop-quiz time: True or false? “Teacher shortages have gotten worse.â€Â
All of a sudden there is a flurry of activity around artificial intelligence policy. On Oct. 30, President Joe Biden issued an executive order on the topic. An AI safety summit is being held in the UK later this week. And last week, the U.S. Senate held a closed-door forum on research and development in AI. I spoke at the Senate forum, convened by Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Here’s an ...
When you see a sleek new Tesla in a parking lot or hear an announcement of a utility committing to solar or that work is proceeding with converting steel-making from coal to electricity, you might think oil and natural gas are on the ropes, that coal has left the utility scene and the new, g…
Donald Trump has made it increasingly clear that the survival of democracy in 2025 and beyond likely depends on a Democratic presidential victory in 2024. So panic is an altogether appropriate state of mind for democrats, and Democrats, who contemplate the electoral landscape. Joe Biden’s weaknesses — his age, his failure to connect with many young voters — are similar to his shortcomings in ...
Polls show Biden is trailing former president Trump in most key swing states, and the president’s campaign is working to make up the difference. Veuer’s Matt Hoffman reports.
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Government has a long conflicted record on tobacco use. The harms of smoking have been well-known since the 1960. Instead of banning cigarettes, though, government greatly increases taxes on them, delivering state and federal revenue windfalls from addicted smokers.
The first offshore wind projects were canceled because the economy shifted and inflated costs. It's started to shift back and the case for offshore wind energy remains strong.
As the announcement of his federal indictment loomed, Sen. Menendez claimed victory for a major federal appointment and declared a $334 million pension bailout for a NJ Teamsters local.
America is a great place to be a consumer, but like every marketplace ever, buyers must beware. The better businesses are at getting money out of consumers, the better consumers must be at protecting themselves.
Pop quiz time. “Teacher shortages have gotten worse.†True or false? False. And yet, that sentence was part of a recent Washington Post headline. And it’s far from uncommon. In fact, public schools have been on a hiring spree for decades. It began with President Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society and has continued to the present day, aided partly by a temporary federal COVID bonus payment of $190 ...
Ukraine, Israel, and French daycares all have something in common. From international to ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ household affairs, our Western leaders’ propensity for nanny state hyper-control over every situation is creating more problems than it’s resolving.
The teacher shortage is real — and has been growing over the last decade. While shortages vary across schools, districts, regions, grades and subject matter, they are most severe in schools that serve larger numbers of students from low-income families and students of color and in subjects like special education, mathematics and science. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the shortage — with ...
In the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic, Congress sent $190 billion in aid to schools, stipulating that 20% of the funds be used for reversing learning setbacks. At the time, educators knew that the impact on how children learn would be significant, but the extent was not yet known.
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