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Public Education
Poverty, fatherlessness contribute to racial achievement gaps – not racism, new report finds

For decades, the learning gaps between African American and white students have been attributed to systemic racism and inequitable funding. But new research has found social issues may play a… Read More

March 27, 2026
Government
Watch: SNAP enrollment drops by 3.3 million in first year of Trump admin

The number of food stamp users fell below 40 million – a number not seen since 2020 –following a 3.3 million drop during the first year of the Trump administration. Agriculture Secretary Brooke… Read More

March 27, 2026
Government
Philadelphia ponders $1 rideshare tax to avoid eliminating school staff

In an ever-mounting effort to find enough funds just to keep up with current public education spending, Philadelphia’s mayor has proposed a $1 rideshare tax across all rides within the… Read More

March 27, 2026
Government
Lawmakers push to expand school choice amid rising demand nationwide

School choice is proving popular in states such as Oklahoma, where one state representative has proposed raising the cap on the Parental Choice Tax Credit from $250 million to $300 million. The Sooner State … Read More

March 27, 2026
Courts
New legal battle begins over religious charter schools in Oklahoma as Jewish charter group sues statewide board

Nearly a year after the Supreme Court left legal questions about the constitutionality of a religious public charter school in Oklahoma unresolved, a new legal fight over the same issue… Read More

March 27, 2026
Government
Sen. Hawley: Manufacturers of chemical abortion pill know risks, harm women

Senator Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, is launching an investigation into mifepristone manufacturers to understand how much they know about the pill’s dangers to women. “They surely know that their drug is… Read More

March 27, 2026
Government
EXCLUSIVE: Energy experts urge Congress to act as energy crisis looms: ‘just do it’

American power demand is surging while an outdated grid and stifling policies strain the system, according to leading experts urging Congress for reform. At a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing Wednesday, several energy policy experts testified that… Read More

March 26, 2026
Government
Hawley calls on Congress to open TSA ‘today,’ fully fund federal law enforcement officers, including ICE

Congress must end the partial government shutdown and open Transportation Security Administration (TSA) immediately, but they must also fully fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, Senator Josh Hawley told… Read More

March 26, 2026
Courts
Another ‘huge win’ for the ‘Missouri FIRST Map,’ as State Supreme Court rules it constitutional

Missouri’s highest court has cemented the state’s new mid-decade redistricting map by ruling it entirely constitutional. The 4-3 ruling in Luther v. Hoskins found the map drawn by the GOP-controlled Legislature doesn’t… Read More

March 26, 2026
Courts
Trans golfer sues LPGA after being denied entry to US Women’s Open qualifier

A male golfer who identifies as a woman has filed a lawsuit after being denied entry into a women’s tournament qualifier. Hailey Davidson sued the United States Golf Association, the… Read More

March 26, 2026
Culture
Lee Strobel says science points to God. A new film explores the evidence.

A 2025 Pew Research Center survey found that about half of Americans believe science and religion are in conflict, yet a new film seeks to challenge that assumption – arguing that science… Read More

March 26, 2026
Public Education
South Carolina considers mobile panic button system for schools to increase safety

A South Carolina bill – patterned after Alyssa’s Law in honor of Alyssa Alhadeff, who died in a Florida high school shooting in 2018 – may soon mandate mobile panic… Read More

March 26, 2026
Government
American returns home after year of confinement in Afghanistan

A 64-year-old U.S. citizen returned home Wednesday after more than a year of detention in Afghanistan under the Taliban, despite never being charged with a crime. “Earlier this month, I met Molly, Amy, and… Read More

March 25, 2026
Government
Watch: Melania Trump enters education summit with humanoid robot

First lady Melania Trump’s entrance to the Fostering the Future Together Global Summit at the White House on Wednesday included a talking humanoid robot walking alongside her. After Trump reached… Read More

March 25, 2026
World
Pakistan’s US-Iran peace gambit shows China’s vulnerability

Pakistan is hosting backdoor U.S.-Iran peace talks this week, confirming a strategic realignment with Washington that is leaving China increasingly isolated. The shift may be a better measure of how the U.S.-Iran conflict is… Read More

March 25, 2026
Courts
Meta ordered to pay $375 million in New Mexico child exploitation case in ‘clear message to Big Tech’

A New Mexico jury found Meta liable for misleading customers and endangering children, marking a landmark ruling against one of the world’s most powerful technology companies.  The jury ordered Meta… Read More

March 25, 2026
Government
Report: Red states lead in highway safety, cost. Where does your state rank?

Red states are doing better with their highways than blue states, research shows. The Annual Highway Report from the Reason Foundation found Republican, or red, states tend to have safer… Read More

March 25, 2026
Public Education
Vocational high schools are flourishing in Massachusetts, gaining enrollment

A recent report from the Pioneer Institute found vocational-technical (or vo-tech) schools are growing in Massachusetts, despite an overall decrease in public school enrollment. Because of declining birth rates and the… Read More

March 25, 2026
Opinion
What does ‘Election Day’ mean? The Supreme Court is being asked to decide this consequential question.

(The Daily Signal) – Under our Constitution, state legislatures retain primary authority for setting the rules and procedures governing elections—even federal ones. This is true for both congressional and presidential … Read More

March 25, 2026
Courts
New Jersey Supreme Court: Schools ‘vicariously liable’ in sexual abuse cases

If sexual abuse by a teacher took place outside the scope of the teacher’s employment or off school property, is the district still liable? New Jersey’s Supreme Court believes so,… Read More

March 25, 2026