Next City2h
Why America’s Cities Can’t Afford To Lose Their Parks
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Reason Magazine5h
Review: A Chaotic History Podcast for People Who Don't Care About Historical Accuracy
If you like history but don't care what actually happened, check out Fin vs History. The podcast features two British comedians, Fin Taylor and Horatio Gould, poking fun at some of history's most reve
Next City5h
The Weekly Wrap: Public Banking Will Be on the Ballot in San Francisco
KQED reports that San Francisco voters will decide this November whether to create the country’s first municipal public bank, after the city’s Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to establish the
The 19th News5h
SZA’s autism diagnosis is a familiar story for many autistic Black women
This week Grammy-winning singer SZA, née Solána Imani Rowe, shared that she had received a formal autism diagnosis. In a now-deleted Instagram post, she joked that the diagnosis meant she was “smarter
Chalkbeat16h
This college rodeo team is mostly women. Here’s why that matters for rural men.
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5 key takeaways from the final Memphis schools audit report
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Chalkbeat18h
At Hunter College, students tackle garbage — and a new way of shaping policy
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Reason Magazine18h
Pronatalists Want To Boost Fertility With Blue Laws and Government-Enlisted Fertility Influencers
It's Sunday. You want to go into town to run errands and perhaps see your friends at a bar, but you stay home because blue laws have forced businesses to close on the Lord's day. You consider going on
The 19th News21h
The fight over teaching race and gender in college classrooms is escalating
A pair of consecutive court actions this week brought renewed attention to policies in Republican-led states to control lessons and conversations on gender and race in public colleges and universities
Chalkbeat21h
Chicago’s Black Student Success Director Eugene Robinson Jr. talks about the initiative’s first year
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Waging Nonviolence21h
The Yippies and the power of counterculture
This article The Yippies and the power of counterculture was originally published by Waging Nonviolence.
The Hechinger Report21h
Don’t let AI raise your kids
In 2020, a 14-inch tall robot named Moxie was introduced to the world as a way to help children build social and emotional skills through conversations and interactive games guided by artificial intel
Reason Magazine22h
The Most Corrupt Presidency in American History, by the Numbers
Ask historians or laymen to name the most blatantly corrupt pardon over the first 230 years or so of American presidenting, and most will likely arrive at the same answer: Marc Rich.
The 19th News1d
Planned Parenthood survived ‘defunding’ — just in time for elections
A year ago, abortion opponents were celebrating one of their biggest victories under the Trump administration: Planned Parenthood, the movement’s arch-villain, had been temporarily kicked out of Medic
Next City1d
How a Hospital Is Helping Solve a Hometown Housing Shortage
The Fall River Health Services of Hot Springs, S.D., shown on May 27, 2026, is investing in a housing project in hopes of attracting new employees. (Photo by Bart Pfankuch / South Dakota News Watch)
The 19th News1d
Will the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians mean a caregiving crisis?
Originally published by PolitiFact.
Reason Magazine1d
Brickbat: Unfriendly Skies
In December, the Denver City Council voted against letting charter airline Key Lime Air lease space at the airport because it transports immigration detainees for the federal government. That decision
Chalkbeat1d
Denver school board to hold special meeting to discuss superintendent’s concerns
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Chalkbeat1d
Johnson-aligned Chicago school board members continue push for more funding from Springfield
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Chicago school board names members of Black Student Achievement Committee
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Chalkbeat1d
Kamar Samuels asks NYC schools to pause software purchases until AI guidance is final
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Chicago school board says candidates can’t accept donations from district vendors
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Philadelphia teachers describe chaotic ‘fantasy football draft’ to get their school assignments
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Education Department scaled back special education monitoring: report
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Chalkbeat1d
Denver Superintendent Alex Marrero no longer in the running for top schools job in Miami
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero is out of the running for the top job in Florida’s Miami-Dade County Public Schools, the Miami Herald reported Wednesday.
Chalkbeat1d
Tennessee releases final results of Memphis schools forensic audit
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Chalkbeat1d
Teachers in Michigan school district can pick from 32 phrases or face legal review over classroom posters
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The 19th News1d
Why is gynecology still using a Civil War-era tool?
This article was copublished with Truthdig.
The 19th News2d
Trump dismantled a federal climate website. These women rebuilt it.
*Correction appended
Chalkbeat2d
Are major changes coming to Tennessee teacher licensure requirements?
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Global Voices2d
Feelings of statelessness: Watching the Cantonese opera ‘The Flower Princess’ in the UK
A solitary tree decorated with yellow ribbons stood on the stage
Chalkbeat2d
Chicago cut funding for assistant principals in small schools. Most chose to keep them anyway.
Data analysis by Sophie Hayssen
Chalkbeat2d
What’s Mamdani’s agenda for K-12 education in NYC? 6 months in, it’s hard to say.
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