Winding Down the Department of Education Is Long Overdue
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Arlington Student Allegedly Made Threats, Brought Knives to School
Nathan Brinkman | March 26, 2025 (EdNews Virginia) — One Arlington student was taken into custody after two knives were found at Swanson Middle School, according to county law enforcement. Officers were dispatched to the school early Tuesday afternoon following a “report of threats.” The police department’s crime report indicates that “juvenile males became involved
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Study: Parenting May Fight Aging, Increase Brain Connectivity
Shanxi Omoniyi | March 26, 2025 (The Lion) — Do you want to stay young for longer? Then have more children, a recent study from Rutgers Health and Yale University suggests. “Parenting more children is associated with higher brain-wide functional connectivity, especially in networks associated with movement and sensation,” researchers concluded in PNAS, the peer-reviewed journal of
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Civics Worthy of America’s 250th Birthday
Michael Weiser | March 24, 2025 (RealClearWire) — Anyone who has lived in this decade can tell you that the United States of America has had some hard days. During another bitter election season, there were many dispiriting moments. Civil dialogue about the many issues we face was all but absent. Especially troubling was a November
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