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As usual, Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has made the right call in a difficult situation.

Several states have switched to later start times for middle and high school, but even though the science says it's better, some other districts can't afford the cost or question the worth.

New book, Last Paper Standing, by Ken J. Ward, lays out the century-long war between Denver's daily newspapers

If breaking ranks means thinking responsibly and speaking independently on an issue of the utmost urgency and concern as presented by the disproportionate Israeli response to the ungodly Hamas attack on innocent citizens, then such rank breaking is surely a good thing.

Florida college students who “promote a foreign terrorist organization” could lose access to scholarships, grants, and other benefits (including financial aid, tuition assistance, and fee waivers) under a new bill

SJP at UF is suing over an order issued by university system Chancellor Ray Rodrigues that targeted such organizations on Florida campuses.

Identical legislation filed in Florida’s House and Senate would make students ineligible for several key financial benefits.

Two bills were proposed on Wednesday in the Florida Senate and House of Representatives that would penalize college students for supporting “foreign terrorist organizations.”  Under Senate Bill 470 and House Bill 465, students who “promote” such organizations will pay out-of-state tuition and rem

Senate and House Republicans on Wednesday filed identical bills that could financially penalize state university and college students who back “foreign terrorist” organizations, such as Hamas.

The University of Florida banned a graduate student and teaching assistant from its Gainesville campus for three years after he allegedly vandalized a pro-Israel sign at a Jewish fraternity.