Reimagining education after COVID
by Ron Iannone The COVID-19 has forced us to rethink how we deliver instruction in schools.Distance learning has been the...
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Guest Editorials
Why have people started mistrusting scientists?
by Larry Harris The COVID-19 pandemic is being viewed from two sides in America: Health and economics.Those leaders who follow...
Read moreWhy churches should remain closed — for now
A reader emailed us a question that people have been asking: Under Illinois’ shutdown order, why is it OK to...
Read moreMaking progress saving America’s local newspapers
Congress is taking some encouraging steps toward the critical challenge of saving America’s local newspapers.This was apparent in several proposals...
Read moreNominate people who embody ‘compassion at work’
by Ace Parsi It has long been demonstrated that times of crisis, as we are experiencing amidst the present pandemic,...
Read moreCan Justice Dept. fairly investigate Arbery shooting?
The U.S. Department of Justice has stepped into the Ahmaud Arbery case, announcing on Monday that it would consider hate...
Read moreCelebrate health care heroes
By Joseph Letnaunchyn During these unprecedented times, we’re all seeking comfort in the few things in life that we can...
Read moreNeed to keep focus on the coronavirus, instead of China
Beyond the most profound health impacts worldwide, the coronavirus pandemic has also infected economics and geopolitics to crisis levels.It’s imperative...
Read moreDeVos hits reset button on campus sexual assault rules
When Education Secretary Betsy DeVos decided to revisit the rules governing sexual assault accusations at colleges, some victims’ advocates feared...
Read moreFederal liability protection could be a sticking point
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has backtracked on his previous suggestion that states in financial trouble should simply go bankrupt...
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