1993—In a harbinger of nominations to come, President Clinton’s first batch of nominees to the federal courts of appeals includes Tennessee supreme court justice,...
Parents aren’t the only ones concerned with their children’s increased reliance on cellphones. Teachers see the impact screens are having on children and teenagers in the classrooms, and it’s not good. According to a Pew Research Center survey conducted last year, 72% of U.S. high school teachers consider cellphone distraction a major problem in their […]
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing his first crisis since being elected on July 4. Groups of white men, many who are products of generational reliance on the welfare state, have taken to the streets to engage in violent protests against immigration. The spark that lit the fire of violence was the murder of three young […]
The housing shortage looms large as our nation faces a critical presidential election. Just last week, the National Association of Realtors released new data revealing home prices in the United States reached a record high in June 2024. It’s no wonder, then, that housing costs are a top priority for young voters. Unfortunately, some in […]
Last month, Virginia’s Board of Education approved new accreditation standards for the state’s public schools. In addition to the existing school quality indicators — academic achievement, academic achievement gaps, chronic absenteeism, the Graduation and Completion Index, dropout rates, and the College, Career, and Readiness Index — the state wants to make sure local districts are […]
The Biden administration has again fallen victim to its own foreign policy, this time in Venezuela. Entirely predictably, Nicolas Maduro’s illegitimate regime has stolen its second straight presidential election, propelled by White House concessions and naivete. As a result, the Venezuelan people remain under authoritarian rulers strongly backed by Russia, Cuba, China, and Iran. This […]