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Are Our Worries About AI in Education Aimed in the Wrong Places?

Despite attempts at control, calls for acceptance, and fears for the future, the fight playing out in classrooms this fall may be aimed at the wrong target.

Rebuilding an 1100-year-old Italian Village

Santa Vittoria is one of the more than 200 hilltop towns that dot the region of Marche, most of which have never made it into a travel guide.

Your Ballot’s (going to be) in the Mail

The Supreme Court has rejected the Trump Administration’s appeal of a District Court injunction that blocked the U.S Postal Service from carrying out or enforcing Donald Trump’s March Executive Order that would have severely restricted the used of mailed ballots.

Trump: Oh Look, There’s a Squirrel!

Trump desperately needs a distraction from his last distraction, the war with Iran.

Seattle Schools as a Cautionary Tale

What happened in the Seattle Public Schools stands as a cautionary tale of how good progressive intentions can go terribly wrong, and as a microcosm of how the national turn in some of the country’s most educated and economically successful blue jurisdictions over the last decade away from a focus on accountability and academic achievement in schools has turned into an extended exercise in self-sabotage.

Why Our Politics are Stuck in 2000

Our national politics since 2000 have been marked by close elections, a closely divided Congress, bitter partisan battles, with neither party able to gain a sustainable majority of public support.