By: Rich Lowrey – nationalreview.com – February 28, 2023 The news that hundreds of changes have been made in Roald Dahl’s classics is now followed by word that Ian Fleming, the creator of James Bond, is getting an emergency rewrite as well. This is a very bad idea. … To see this article in its entirety and subscribe to others...

By: George Will – washingtonpost.com – February 17, 2023 In his State of the Union address, President Biden had thoughts about almost everything, even unto the crisis of hotel “resort fees.” He was, however, parsimonious with words — just a three-word boast about “reducing student debt” — concerning his policy of student loan forgiveness. His reticence about unilaterally spending, by executive fiat, about  $400...

A new poll hammers home that Republican voters have a keen interest in the cultural battles some conservative elites would like to downplay.

ChatGPT gets broke from its woke programming. Artificial Intelligence is a finicky thing. You can program it with an algorithm that makes it take on your point of view in conversations, sure, but the point of AI is for a created intelligence to operate independently.

Intellectual elitism, credentialism, and classism must end. Restoring trust in public health—and our democracy—depends on it.  

Several blue-city mayors who seemed to have no problem with the flood of migrants crossing our southern border have recently discovered they come with a cost — and those mayors aren’t happy about it.

The school’s leadership would be foolish to reject a man of great character so important to its history.

Students don’t have to “graduate from God” after high school! This total immersion week of worldview and apologetics, with lots of discussion and recreation built in, builds confidence for high school and college students that Christianity is true and it makes the most sense.

Recent national student test scores showed a massive decline in learning in reading and math. This achievement implosion has several explanations – one is the increasing politicization of classroom instruction, which is reducing rigor and diverting attention from improving students’ foundational knowledge and skills.

Tomorrow morning the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the most important case of this term, a case which is arguably among the most important of this new century. It will decide whether schools can continue to discriminate on the basis of race in college admissions.