by The Center Square | Oct 3, 2022
by Benjamin Yount The latest snapshot of Wisconsin schools shows that kids are still not back to where they were before the coronavirus closed some schools for more than a year. Wisconsin’s Department of Public Instruction on Thursday released the scores from...
by Star News Staff | Oct 3, 2022
by Carrie Sheffield From banning fracking to destroying small businesses, Pennsylvania U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman’s economic policies would be a disaster for the Keystone State. Fetterman previously pledged to ban Pennsylvania fracking and nationally...
by Star News Staff | Oct 3, 2022
by Caitlin Mallen Over the summer, the University of Florida (UF) College of Education offered a history course titled “History of Education in the U.S.” that required students to create a positionality statement on their “personal and educational...
by Just the News | Oct 3, 2022
by Nicholas Ballasy Former President Bill Clinton warned the Democratic Party that it shouldn’t let “defund the police and socialism” damage their chances of winning the Nov. 8 election. Clinton was asked how the U.S. should handle existing...
by The Center Square | Oct 3, 2022
by J.D. Davidson Ohio school districts would not be able to discourage or prohibit parental involvement in decisions about their child’s mental health if the General Assembly passes a recently-introduced Parents Bill of Rights Act. House Bill 722 would require...
by The Center Square | Oct 3, 2022
by Mary Stroka The State of Iowa is suing pesticide manufacturers Syngenta and Corteva. Ten states and the Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint Thursday in the U.S. District Court in the Middle District of North Carolina. They said Syngenta and Corteva...
by The Center Square | Oct 3, 2022
by Brett Rowland New research on the demand for teachers highlights the lack of information about teacher shortages at all levels of government. A working paper from Brown University found that “teacher shortages are still poorly understood, and it...
