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By  Jeremy Adams – DailyWire.com – September 2022 It has taken a while for most thoughtful educators to finally arrive at the conclusion that phones need to be banned in the classroom—no middle ground, no nuance, no appeasement. Classrooms would be transformed overnight and our children might just rediscover what they can achieve if they are not perpetually distracted.  Last week,…

Hannah Smith decided to run for school board when she realized that her children’s school district was embracing critical race theory.

This is what I mean by political seduction: I’m referring to the unhealthy marriage of politics and the gospel. I’m speaking about the church becoming an appendage to a political party.

The Supreme Court decisions in the 1857 Dred Scott case and the 1944 Korematsu case are generally considered two of the worst judgments ever handed down by the nation’s highest court. Source: Major freakout in anti-Trump world | Washington Examiner

Dr. Ingrid Skop argues that under the laws currently in effect in Texas and all other pro-life states, doctors can exercise reasonable medical judgment and are not required to delay necessary care.

Critics of the pandemic school closures have been vindicated. They warned the closures would cause serious, possibly irreversible, developmental retardation. They warned of severe learning loss.

Donald Trump and George W. Bush may be in the same fraternity because they’re both former presidents, but that doesn’t mean they are friends or allies.

By: Ben Sasse – theatlantic.com – May 31, 2022 American higher education is the envy of the world, and it’s also failing our students on a massive scale. How can both be true simultaneously? Our decentralized, competitive system of research institutions is a national treasure, unparalleled in human history. We have the best universities, best professors, and best systems of…

Rather than wiping the slate clean on student debt, Washington should take a hard look at reforming a broken system. Source: How to Fix American Higher Ed – The Atlantic

Politicizing investment decisions was never a good idea—especially for public pensions.

Thirty-six of the top 50 med schools ask applicants about their commitment to DEI, the report found.