Obituary: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is certain to bring a political battle between the president, the Senate, and Democrats.
Social Studies
Scientific American endorses a candidate
It's rare that a science journal would endorse a presidential candidate, but it has happened, due mainly to Pres. Trump's rejection of science.
No, the president can’t run for a 3rd term
The 22nd Amendment limits the number of times a president can be elected to two. But maybe Constitutions mean little to the current administration.
Children will wait to impress others
Does it pay off to wait for a bigger reward, or should you just take a smaller reward quicker? The "marshmallow test" has some insights.
On Trump’s ‘losers’ and ‘suckers’ remark
It was hard to swallow when it was reported that the president said military personnel who had died in battle were suckers and losers.
Mice shed light on mental health, kids, COVID
The pandemic has forced many of us into isolation, which can lead to loneliness and other mental health concerns, especially for young people.
Loan forgiveness gains some bipartisan support
One Republican from GA, who used to work under Betsy DeVos at the US Education Dept, offers a plan to forgive some student loan debt.
New IL law ensures inclusion of LGBTQ+
A law will take effect next school year in IL that will require students to study LGBTQ history as part of the social studies curriculum.
High-payroll Yankees don’t make World Series
The World Series begins Tuesday, but some of the playoff games can teach us valuable things about youth sports, investment, etc.
Ohio University hazing charges bring suspensions
The university is investigating hazing charges brought against several student organizations and social groups.