A Civic Duty: Students Want Schools to Teach Citizenship
The lawsuit is recent, but America’s civic education crisis is not.
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After Shootings, Adapting New Policies for Increased School Security
“Four months into 2018, there have already been 20 school shootings in the U.S. Once a week, students at one unlucky school are exposed to the dangers of gun violence.”
A Yale Professor Explains: Daniel Mattingly Talks Xi Jinping
“It’s a violent business being an autocrat, and it will only worsen because of this unclear succession process.”
The Oil-backed Petro: Venezuela’s New Cryptocurrency
“Everyone knows the hackneyed saying that money does not grow on trees. However, in the 21st century, money certainly does grow on the Internet.”
Fishing for Solutions: Take a Vet Fishing Offers New Options for Veterans
“Just getting back out on the water and doing some fishing with great friends made it one of the best days of my life. Camaraderie is awesome, and these are all brothers and sisters of mine who would’ve had my back during war.”
