Some colleges look closely at free speech policies
Should schools and universities be able to restrict where students march in protest, regardless of how important their issue is?
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Philly youth news team covers convention
A youth news team, with 25 journalists from the public schools of Philadelphia, is covering the Democratic National Convention.
Lackawanna H.S. marks 26 years of A.D.A. on 7/26
The Americans with Disabilities Act turned 26 today, and comments from the Justice Dept and those who work with disabled people say we have a long way to go.
Michael Jordan shoots anew
Michael Jordan says he can no longer stay silent about the killing of African-Americans by police and of police officers by armed citizens.
Movie review: Hillary’s America
We review, with very low marks, the latest propaganda movie about Hillary Clinton, who is in line to become the 1st female president.
Police in Minn. shoot a school cafeteria worker
A protest over police shooting of black people turned violent in Dallas, but the nation is now engrossed in a conversation about police-community relations.
Christian group helps teachers understand a law
Bring Christianity into public school classrooms to address student questions that don't start out that way, is wrong.
How many Republicans in Md. have switched?
Md. Republicans, including the state's popular governor and George Will, the commentator, avoid showing support for Donald Trump.
Mass. will not vote on Common Core
The Mass. Supreme Judicial Court said a ballot initiative that could have rolled back adoption of the Common Core is too vague to be on the ballot.
Even death won’t forgive student loans in N.J.
Student loan debt's a growing problem. And when the government uses strong-arm tactics to recover money from borrowers in default, it gets ugly.