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Notables Stricken by COVID-19, Most Recovering
From Hollywood and opera houses to the halls of Congress, state houses, and even 10 Downing Street, the COVID-19 pandemic has left its mark on people of prominence around the world.
To End Big Tech’s Political Censorship, Revise This Provision
In 1996, when the internet was in its infancy, Congress passed the Communications Decency Act to achieve the following:
“to promote the continued development...
Poll: Support for School Choice Increases by 10 Percentage Points in Four Months
A RealClear Opinion Research poll of 2,020 registered voters in August saw a 10-point increase in support of school choice policies since its last poll in...
Petition Asks High Court to Get Medicaid Enrollees Back to Work
In its filing, the Department of Justice said the lower court’s decision “reflects a fundamental misreading of the statutory text and context.”
Pandemic Exposes Government Barriers to Ambulance Service
“Even after the pandemic, Florida and other states should consider permanent CON repeal. Entrepreneurs are in the best position to judge when they should expand, not bureaucrats or potential competitors.”
Common Core Has Led to ‘Historic’ Drop in Achievement Scores
A new study has found the adoption of the Common Core State Standards has led to a 'historic' drop in student achievement scores.
The adoption...
Common Core Has Led to ‘Historic’ Drop in Achievement Scores, Study Finds
A new study has found the adoption of the Common Core State Standards has led to a 'historic' drop in student achievement scores.
Appeals Court Upholds Rejection of Arkansas Medicaid Work Rule
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld a March 2019 lower court decision that blocked Arkansas from implementing a work rule designed to help able-bodied Medicaid enrollees back into the workforce.
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New York School Spending Led All US by Record Margin in 2021-22
Public elementary and secondary school spending in New York hit a new record high of $29,873 per pupil in 2021-22, according to the Census Bureau’s...
Tennessee Gov. Says He’ll Sign Bill to Let Some Teachers and Staff Carry Guns...
Gov. Bill Lee said Thursday he will sign legislation to let some teachers and staff go armed in Tennessee public schools.
“Districts have the option...
Robert Genetski: Disappointing Inflation News
Robert Genetski: Disappointing inflation news, rise in interest rates, stocks decline this week, and Fed will likely keep buying $95 billion a month in...
