Airwaves & amendments: Decoding FCC license threats
As the FCC warns broadcasters to 'correct course' on Iran war reporting, free speech advocates are sounding the alarm on a potential 1st-Amendment crisis.
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High school journalists tackle the 2026 Iran War
From Worcester to Winnetka, we analyze how student newspapers are reporting on the most significant military conflict of the decade.
The dangerous lack of a ‘day after’ plan in Iran
We address the moral desire for a free Iran while warning against the tactical pitfalls that have historically turned "liberation" into chaos.
Ukraine’s war reverberates through U.S. classrooms
Ukrainian teens abroad share stories of survival while U.S. classrooms debate the war’s ripple effects and NATO’s uncertain role.
NEA stops bid to cut ties with Anti-Defamation League
Delegates from the nation's largest teachers union voted to sever ties; the Executive Committee rejected the proposal.
Money draws Russian teens to war. Many never return
Despite Kremlin promises, at least 245 Russian teenagers have died in Ukraine, lured by money, propaganda, and desperation.
Antisemitism alleged at Oak Park-River Forest HS
Can a school really handle the different viewpoints about the war between Israel and Hamas? Some think they should but don't.
Students feel the burden of Israel-Hamas war
It can be difficult to talk with students about the Israel-Hamas war. It should be. Here are a few thoughts.