If you are a math teacher in 2025, you have likely had The Conversation in the faculty lounge. It usually goes something like this:"I assigned a worksheet on qu ...
If you are a parent, teacher, or policymaker, the annual release of exam results brings a familiar sense of anxiety. For ...
Trump holds a meeting of oil CEOs at the White House to project support for his Venezuela plans. But the companies are ...
Jewish day school highlights rigorous instruction, intellectual growth, and whole child pedagogy as families plan ahead ...
AEP says the proposed decrease would drop bills by a little more than $1 a month for average customers. AEP is using money it ...
Michigan’s roughly 122,000 electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle owners are in for some sticker shock the next time they renew ...
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Some want to ban vital geoengineering research. This would be a catastrophic mistake
We’ve already geoengineered the planet through the careless release of greenhouse gases. Now we need a plan to manage the risks we’ve set in motion ...
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Chinese scientists recover 98% of gold from old phones in 20 minutes at low cost
Chinese scientists have developed a rapid e-waste mining method that extracts gold in under 20 minutes at around one-third of ...
Where Winds Meet update 1.2 introduces new story content, boss battles, and events to Everstone Studio's free-to-play Wuxia ...
Our reflex, when we hear “nationalism” spoken of in Quebec, is to think it refers to sovereignty. A different nationalism ...
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A sneaky Social Security rule tweak is blindsiding retirees
Retirees are discovering that a quiet shift in Social Security rules can cut into the checks they spent decades counting on.
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