The long-term effects from COVID-19 lockdowns will take years to fully digest. Some aspects of our society are going to be changed forever, even if we don’t understand the full scope of the situation today. Health care and the economy…

We’ll go ahead and borrow/steal one of the Left’s favorite obnoxious axioms and discuss the opportunity to slaughter a pair of their political sacred cows, because one thing the Wuhan coronavirus event has made clear is that American education as…

You can tell we’re getting restless — twitching and twisting and otherwise maneuvering ourselves into the familiar postures that characterized life, say, last January. We’re homesick: sick of being at home and making allowances for spouses, children, boarders, TV personalities….

What does education look like in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic? At the K-12 level, you’ve got problems. At the collegiate level, you’ve got existential problems. School is out for the year in most locales. More innovative districts are…

My wife and I have four children and we homeschool them. People often ask us if that is difficult, with the kids there all the time. We usually respond by pointing out the benefits of home schooling. And there are…

It doesn’t take much effort to cause offense in our supersensitive times. Practically any statement uttered with passionate conviction can provoke angry condemnation, after which an apology is practically de rigueur. Sure enough, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin, a Republican, apologized two…