Commentary: Putin’s costly warmongering is stirring up resentment at home
Daniel DePetris If you ask the average person to name one of today’s dictators, Russia’s Vladimir Putin would likely be the first to come to mind. The former... Read more.
Commentary: My school is so worried I will cheat with AI it isn’t teaching
Surya Das I put my 100% original paper into an AI checker, only to receive a stunning 38% AI review. My heart raced, but my brain reasoned that I had not used AI... Read more.
Deb Mann Schmill & Kara Lopez Salvi: Tech is not the answer
Something remarkable happened in 2025: about 18 states banned students’ access to smartphones and other personal electronic devices from the first to the last... Read more.
Joseph Zucchi: Cutting obesity treatment hurts patients who are finally getting healthier
Joseph Zucchi, PA-C Obesity is a chronic disease, but we aren’t treating it like one. Right now in Massachusetts, state employees covered through the Group Insurance... Read more.
Commentary: An indictment of Sinaloa’s governor could roil U.S.-Mexico ties
Daniel DePetris As all eyes remain on the U.S. war in Iran, another international development may throw a wrench into one of America’s most valuable foreign relationships.... Read more.
Commentary: An indictment of Sinaloa’s governor could roil U.S.-Mexico ties
Daniel DePetris As all eyes remain on the U.S. war in Iran, another international development may throw a wrench into one of America’s most valuable foreign relationships.... Read more.
Commentary: Watch out when the political class forgets cause and effect
Llewellyn King Anyone who has spent time in criminal court knows this: One of the characteristics of lawbreakers is a poorly developed sense of cause and effect.... Read more.
Commentary: Ungovernable billionaires may be our biggest global threat
Elizabeth Shackelford Suddenly, artificial intelligence is everywhere we look. Three years ago, I had no exposure to it personally, but now it tries to auto-populate... Read more.
Commentary: Trump votes by mail. He just doesn’t want you to.
Alex Padilla and Brian Lemek More than 158 million Americans cast a ballot in the 2024 election, and nearly one in three did so by mail. Nothing about that should... Read more.
Commentary: What’s driving political violence, and what will quell it
James Piazza The violence at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner on Saturday underscores how dangerous this political moment is in the United States.... Read more.