HSD 211 transgender suit drops feds as defendants By Paul Katula • Aug 8, 2017 Which bathroom should transgender students use? The question is still in court, though it may be moot, since students have graduated.
Opioid addiction is a winnable war: Sessions By Paul Katula • Aug 3, 2017 New prosecutors have been sent out by the Trump administration to 12 districts around the country in order to win the war against opioid addiction.
Businesses benefit from employee retention By Paul Katula • Jul 28, 2017 A sort of revolving door is developing within the White House, as the president's chief of staff was abruptly pushed away. Not good for business.
New factory jobs may come to Wisconsin By Paul Katula • Jul 27, 2017 In terms of career-readiness, the government can play a role. Let's start with building manufacturing capacity and talent in the US, if we can.
Trump bans transgender people from military By Paul Katula • Jul 26, 2017 Transgender policy took center stage today, as Pres Trump declared that transgender people would be banned from military service.
This week in Washington (Trump, Sessions, DeVos) By Paul Katula • Jul 20, 2017 The political banter continues, as the drama escalates in Washington, Baltimore; meanwhile, life marches on for students and Americans.
DeVos looks to make predatory lending great again By Paul Katula • Jul 2, 2017 An initiative at the US Ed. Dept. would eliminate the gainful employment rules that protect students from predatory lending practices.
Trump’s budget has no common good By Paul Katula • May 25, 2017 Donald Trump has proposed a federal budget that will drastically cut scientific research, education, and environmental protection.
Is Trump at war with science? By Paul Katula • Mar 27, 2017 We wonder, along with many people, why the president seeks to cut funding for basic scientific research in favor of the military.
Not being afraid of being wrong helps you be right By Press Release • Mar 21, 2017 A personality that includes a good dose of intellectual humility, or an awareness that one's beliefs may be wrong, can influence decision-making.