Why Even a Pandemic Can’t Make Remote Learning Work
Reading Time: 18 minutes An in-depth look at why the push to get schools back open is in part about the unspoken limits and failure of remote leaning.
As COVID-19 Cases Rise, Miami Schools Ready to Start Testing
Reading Time: 7 minutes While Miami has stepped forward, educators elsewhere in Florida have to cope with the pandemic on their own in a state where the governor rejects coronavirus restrictions.
Georgia Democrats Denounce Viral Video on Voter Purge
Reading Time: 5 minutes Even as Republicans feud among themselves, Democrats worry a misleading video claiming names have been purged from the Georgia voter rolls since Election Day will cause confusion for progressives.
Social Media Conservatives Push for GA Election Boycott
Reading Time: 5 minutes A conservative cohort has moved to a new online home where it seems to be pushing conspiracy theories against its own interests.
Noise About GA’s Election System: Scrutineers, Part IX
Reading Time: 21 minutes As Georgia gears up for its runoff senate elections, the Coalition for Good Governance advocates for transparency and security from the state government.
Alito Takes Liberties With Public Health
Reading Time: < 1 minute Associate Justice Samuel Alito’s remarks to the Federalist Society made one thing crystal clear: the culture wars are alive and well on the Supreme Court.
Michael Flynn’s Pardon, Echoes of Moscow, and Time for a New Start
Reading Time: 7 minutes As Trump ends his time in office by issuing a flurry of pardons, America must reckon with its changing role in international affairs.
The ‘Dark Winter’ Has Already Begun.
Reading Time: < 1 minute With the second wave of the pandemic raging, Americans are on their own as President Trump remains focused on himself and the Biden administration is still seven weeks away.
The Ten Dumbest Congressmen
Reading Time: 7 minutes How dumb can a congressperson be? This story on investigative journalism during the 1970s can only begin to answer that question. (You didn’t think we were referring to anyone in Congress today, did you?)
Victims of Franco Regime Still Search for Justice
Reading Time: 5 minutes As Spain marks the 45th anniversary of the dictator’s death, families press for a reckoning long overdue.