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John Tures: Despite doom and gloom predictions about our kids job choices, let’s help them serve their communities by doubling the Pell Grant.

Two letter writers, representing the School Board Action Team, respond to a recent column and tout their record of meaningful change.

Columnist John Tures talks about the recent French Election and how Macrons victory means more than analysis are giving him credit for.

Political science professor John Tures writes about the political theory of realism and how it overlooks religion.

Columnist John Tures writes about the weak performance of Russias military and how democracies tend to do better in war than autocracies.

Columnist John Tures writes about the confirmation hearing of Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and senators unsavory behavior.

Columnist John Tures writes about how he and his students researched whether Republican or Democrat states are more likely to reject mail-in ballots.

Professor John Tures writes about how the USSR invasion of Hungary in 1956 parallels the current Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Professor John Tures and his students examine several historical examples of deterrence in the context of international relations.

School board elections are also becoming battlegrounds because they are also become more partisan, and not without consequences.