Florida’s universities are in the top tier of the Washington Monthly’s rankings thanks to strong public governance.

By: William A. Galston – wsj.com – August 26, 2025 While the technology carries risks, some critics’ alarmism seems excessive. Every Tuesday evening, the Rationalists gather to read and discuss “The Sequences,” a collection of essays by AI researcher and writer Eliezer Yudkowsky. It’s “almost like a Bible study,” Mr. Metz writes. Ilia Delio, a Catholic theologian whom Mr. Metz...

Americans deserve to know that when they cast their ballot, it will be counted accurately and fairly — without interference, delay, or doubt.

Democrats face challenges ahead of 2026 elections as party disarray unfolds.

Explore how businesses betray customers through ‘woke’ policies and shifting costs.

K-12 enrollment is on the decline between a combination of dropping birth rates and more school choice options, putting schools in a tight bind.   The public school system is expected to see a…

These four states have a lot to teach the country about teaching.

By: Jack Butler – nationalreview.com – August 24, 2025 This nationwide, bipartisan trend is one conservatives should embrace. To see this article in its entirety and to subscribe to others like it, please choose to read more. Source: Get Phones Out of the Classroom | National Review

A well-known American corporation that had been doing just fine suddenly embraces a sweeping redesign aimed to placate modern sensibilities.

By: Jim Geraghty – nationalreview.com – August 21, 2025 New York Times readers, in their reactions, are inadvertently illustrating why the Democratic Party finds itself in such dire straits. As Jeff notes, the new analysis by the New York Times indicates that the Democratic Party’s woes may well be understated, instead of overstated. The nut graph is this: Democrats lost about 2.1...