Clinton, Bush, Obama say they’ll get vaccinated By Paul Katula • Dec 3, 2020 Vaccines against Covid-19 are making their way through government regulatory agencies; the 3 living former presidents say they're ready.
Again, schools no better with Improvement Grants By Paul Katula • Jan 23, 2017 The big push to turn failing schools around, by infusing money under Obama's School Improvement Grants, ultimately failed.
Best wishes to the presidents By Paul Katula • Jan 19, 2017 President Donald Trump will be sworn in tomorrow at noon, as the US, once again, undergoes a transition of power in a uniquely American ceremony.
Medicaid expansion helped Mich. economy, too By Press Release • Jan 4, 2017 Economics research from the U of Mich. shows Medicaid expansion under ACA brought jobs and new revenue for the state in addition to insuring people.
Why tweets are no good for presidents By Paul Katula • Dec 15, 2016 Donald Trump's tweets, particularly about the Russian hacking, reveal a low ability on his part to comprehend the depth of the problem.
Japan’s prime minister to visit Pearl Harbor By Paul Katula • Dec 6, 2016 Japan’s prime minister will help commemorate the 75th anniversary of the country’s attack on Pearl Harbor…
President meets with kid science advisors By Paul Katula • Oct 26, 2016 11 students met with the president and other federal science folks as part of the first-ever kid science advisory team, selected because of their ideas on science.
White House honors math, science teachers By Press Release • Aug 23, 2016 The White House will honor more than 200 math and science teachers in December. Here are 8 from Maryland and Illinois.
(John) King of the (Capitol) Hill By Paul Katula • Mar 14, 2016 The Senate confirmed the nomination of John B King Jr as US Education Secretary Monday afternoon.
The road to the Illinois primary turns violent By Paul Katula • Mar 12, 2016 Violence has erupted on the campaign trail, mainly surrounding the campaign stops of Republican candidate Donald J Trump.