Education
Ohio Attorney General Yost Fights for School Choice
School choice has been a key issue at both the state and federal levels, though this once seemingly bipartisan issue has faced opposition. Last month in Ohio, a Franklin County judge ruled that the EdChoice voucher program…
BBB Is Not The Tragedy Our Politicians Portray
The following appeared in Eastern New Mexico News and other outlets throughout July of 2025. If you haven’t heard already, over the 4th of July weekend, President Trump signed the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” (BBB) into…
New federal education changes are coming. Here’s how Utah should prepare
Originally published in Utah Policy. “Expect the unexpected” could be the motto for state education leaders right now, but “Prepare for the unexpected” is better. Within the past few weeks, states have witnessed two major…
Biden DOJ Sought ‘Federal Hook’ to Justify Targeting Parents at School Board Meetings: Report
33The Biden administration’s Justice Department looked for a “federal hook” so they could criminally charge parents protesting school policies related to COVID, transgenderism, critical race theory, and other issues. The…
Job Licensing Reviews: Education Committee
The Occupational Board Reform Act (OBRA) was passed in 2018 and became effective in 2019. It requires legislative committees of jurisdiction to review all occupational licenses in the state, roughly 20% per year, on a…
GOP Lawmakers Aim to Repeal NEA’s Congressional Charter
Republican members of Congress are working to strip the National Education Association of its congressional “stamp of approval.” “The National Education Association’s time is over,” Rep. Mark Harris, R-N.C., said at a press…
Why state constitutional amendments and statutes both matter
There are multiple ways that fundamental rights, such as parents’ rights, are protected, including constitutional provisions, statutes, case law, and even rules and regulations. All of these exist at both the federal and…
Largest US Teacher’s Union Makes Embarrassing Mistake as It Labels Trump a ‘Fascist’
The National Education Association just had its annual convention. Although the resolutions passed were not made public, they have leaked, showing one pretty embarrassing mistake. Senior Fellow for the American Culture…
Capitalism isn’t the enemy — what young voters really want
Originally published in Deseret News. Something is happening among America’s young people — highlighted vividly by the result in New York’s mayoral primary election — and we need to pay attention, because activists across the…
Harvard Considering a $1 Billion Move to Embrace Conservatism as Trump Applies Pressure
As the Trump administration keeps up the pressure on Harvard University, a new report says the college is looking at a $1 billion project that might create a center for conservative scholarship as a way to stave off the…
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