Scott McLemee explores the panopticon’s enduring relevance as a metaphor for modern surveillance, highlighting its transformational impact from prisons to digital society.

Bill Cassidy grapples with the challenges of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s divisive nomination as Health Secretary, balancing political loyalty and public health concerns.

Senator Bill Cassidy navigates tensions over RFK Jr.’s HHS nomination, weighing public health concerns against party loyalty amid contentious confirmation hearings.

The article outlines five effective strategies educators can use to boost boys’ engagement in reading and improve their literacy skills amid declining scores.

To boost boys’ reading enthusiasm and proficiency, educators are employing strategies like early engagement, student choice, and collaborative learning.

In his recent executive orders, Trump seeks to enhance school choice and combat “radical indoctrination,” despite federal limitations on K-12 education.

Trump’s new executive orders aim to reshape education by expanding school choice and addressing what he calls “radical indoctrination” in curricula.

The article emphasizes the vital need for enhanced Black history education through educator insights, effective practices, and ongoing discourse amid opposition.

The article emphasizes the crucial need for enhanced Black history education in schools, highlighting effective teaching methods and the commitment required to overcome opposition.

President Trump’s new executive orders expand private school choice and tackle “radical indoctrination,” stirring controversy and raising questions about their impact on education.