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  • School ‘Too Easy’ for a Surprising Number of Students, Study Finds (See Chart)

    School ‘Too Easy’ for a Surprising Number of Students, Study Finds (See Chart)0

    We talk a lot these days about how many students are doing poorly in school. For example, when it comes to 8th graders, the Nation’s Report Card tells us that: Only 1 in 3 are proficient in math 1 in 3 are proficient in reading 1 in 4 are proficient in civics 1 in 5

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  • Reminder: Human Beings More Special Than Other Animals

    Reminder: Human Beings More Special Than Other Animals0

    Should human beings be treated differently than other animals? For most of history, it’s been a widely-held belief that human beings are worthy of special treatment. This belief provides the foundation for the idea of morality, and is the underlying principle behind human rights. As British philosopher Roger Scruton pointed out earlier this week in

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  • Ohio Woman Pleads Guilty to 14 Counts of Voter Fraud

    Ohio Woman Pleads Guilty to 14 Counts of Voter Fraud0

    An Ohio woman was sentenced to 180 days in jail this week after she was found guilty of registering dead people to vote. Via WKBN First News out of Ohio: Rebecca Hammonds registered voters in Columbiana County between September and October of 2015 when the crimes occurred. The local Board of Elections first discovered the

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  • Mother Scolded by School for Slice of Cake in Child’s Lunch

    Mother Scolded by School for Slice of Cake in Child’s Lunch16

    My parents always took the teacher’s side. I grew up attending public schools in the Chicagoland area and I can count on two fingers the number of times (out of hundreds of opportunities) that my Mom and Dad thought a teacher had gone too far. Today, by contrast, teachers routinely face obnoxious, know-it-all parents who

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  • Hilarious BBC Interview Reveals more than Children

    Hilarious BBC Interview Reveals more than Children0

    If you’ve ever been interviewed for TV or radio remotely, you know that there is special bit of adrenaline that kicks in. It’s as if your entire career depends on a few minutes of fame. Like the sword of Damocles everything seems to hang in the balance. You prepared, you know the talking points, you’re

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  • Clare Boothe Luce: A Feminist of a Different Kind

    Clare Boothe Luce: A Feminist of a Different Kind0

    She was a playwright, war reporter, congresswoman, ambassador, political pundit and quotable wit; she made her mark in not just one but a whole constellation of professions dominated by men.  Clare Boothe Luce, born on March 10 in 1903, is a neglected figure today; but in her heyday she was a force to be reckoned

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