High School Speech and Debate: Building Empathy in a Fractured Society
July 8, 2025
Macon Smith, a high school debater, tackles complex issues at the National Speech and Debate Tournament, fostering civil discourse.
Macon Smith, a high school debater, tackles complex issues at the National Speech and Debate Tournament, fostering civil discourse.
Faith leaders across traditions unite to oppose H.R. 1, calling it a moral failure that harms immigrants, families, and the most vulnerable.
Former Sen. Scott Brown, a vocal ACA critic, announces a 2026 U.S. Senate run in NH, pledging to challenge the “extreme left” and support Trump.
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President Trump’s executive order on school choice in Indian Country sparks concern over potential impacts on tribal schools.
President Trump’s order allows VA doctors to deny care based on marital status or politics, sparking outrage and ethical concerns.
Joshua Alferos, close to his degree, almost dropped out due to finances. A zero-interest loan program saved his studies.
Virginia Rep. Jen Kiggans defends the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, claiming it reforms Medicaid, but critics highlight potential coverage losses.
New Jersey has the nation’s lowest inclusion rates for students with disabilities. The Hechinger Report explores why.
The House Republican budget bill requires new federal workers to choose between job protections or higher pay, with implications for merit-based employment.
The Supreme Court may rule on Trump’s tariffs under IEEPA, testing presidential power and the major questions doctrine with major economic effects.
The Education Department missed the June 1 deadline for the “Condition of Education” report for the first time ever.
