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Recent reports that the male percentage of the U.S. college population has fallen to 40%, the lowest ever, have generated predictable concerns. If, as it
A just-released school reform study in New York promises timely fiscal as well as educational benefits, and not just for the Empire State. Some
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As little as a few weeks ago, the Democrat Party handlers who engineered the election of the 46th U.S. president were likely still celebrating their historic
The growing numbers of American parents going up against woke educators and their school board allies are performing an important — indeed, historic — service