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A conservative advocate in Canada isn't optimistic about the relationship between his prime minister and President Donald Trump getting any better.
The notion of entitlement also raises the question: what is work for? Providing the necessities of life is a powerful incentive to work, and so most people do.
Americans have less trust than ever in our government. This is actually good, to a point. A free people should never conflate government with God. But nonstop cynicism is corrosive.
As the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks approaches, an education watchdog is raising red flags over how the tragedy is being taught in public schools.
A Texas policy analyst likes the results after one year of the state's public school cellphone ban.
Concerns over privacy and state surveillance are heating up across the country as law enforcement agencies rapidly expand the use of AI-powered Flock license plate cameras.
As classrooms across the country reopen for a new school year, local parents and educators are grappling with a rapidly evolving question: what place, if any, should artificial intelligence have in K-12 education?
A federal judge has tossed out the Justice Department's lawsuit challenging California's policy allowing biological males to compete in female sports.
Yes, that's right: The guy taking a sledgehammer to the oil and gas and cattle industries is seeking statewide office in Texas.
A statistician for a conservative organization call it "great" that a federal judge has blocked New York's controversial climate law that would have forced energy companies to pay $75 billion for weather-related damages.
