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  • New National Test Scores Show Betsy DeVos Was Right About Public Schools

    New National Test Scores Show Betsy DeVos Was Right About Public Schools0

    • April 20, 2018

    Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ recent interview with Lesley Stahl on “60 Minutes” caused quite a bit of backlash from critics. As my colleague Jonathan Butcher has written, “60 Minutes” ignored many of the facts about the state of education in America. Response to the interview drew quite a bit of criticism of DeVos and her

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  • What Happens When an MBA Student Raised in Communist China Reads Hayek

    What Happens When an MBA Student Raised in Communist China Reads Hayek0

    Imagine being born during the bloody Cultural Revolution in China and growing up in a country with little economic or personal freedom. Few Chinese citizens had the knowledge that human rights are not granted by government, and those few who knew could not say. Few knew that government is not the source of economic progress;

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  • The Secret to Building a Close Family

    The Secret to Building a Close Family0

    It’s no secret how important good reading ability is. With only one-third of American school children reading at a proficient level, a student who not only reads but understands a book has a clear advantage over the rest of his peers. It is for this reason that many engaged parents follow the 1862 exhortation of

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  • Imperialism Is Baked into America’s (Progressive) DNA

    Imperialism Is Baked into America’s (Progressive) DNA0

    Just how much imperialism is in the DNA—so to write—of the American character? When Frederick Jackson Turner delivered his famous address, “The Significance of the Frontier in American History,” on an outrageously humid Chicago afternoon, July 12, 1893, he warned that what had been a healthy frontier expansion might well turn into bald-faced imperialism with

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  • Stanford Study: Religious Teens Are Smarter (and More Conscientious and Cooperative) than Non-Observant Teens

    Stanford Study: Religious Teens Are Smarter (and More Conscientious and Cooperative) than Non-Observant Teens0

    No one is surprised when teenagers withdraw from their parents’ religious practice. It’s often looked upon as a rite of passage. But, according to a study from Stanford Graduate School of Education no one should be surprised either if their grades suffer. Adolescents who are committed to their religious beliefs do better academically than those who are

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  • 8 Fast Facts About James Comey

    8 Fast Facts About James Comey0

    It’s hard to look at a TV, phone, magazine rack, or computer screen and not see the mug of James Comey right now.     The former FBI Director is not only promoting his controversial new book A Higher Loyalty; he also finds himself in the crosshairs of President Trump’s Twitter account.       Slippery James

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