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News that inflation hit 3.5% in March, showing it’s “not subsiding,” took “big media outlets by surprise” observes the Washington Examiner’s Byron York.

School classrooms are constantly changing, whether it was safety precautions during COVID-19, or new technology over the years. Now schools are starting to use

CARSON CITY – With education reform a top priority of Gov. Brian Sandoval, the new alignment of the state Board of Education – with four seats up for grabs on the November ballot – is taking on more importance than ever before.

A Carson City couple have made a commitment to take on the toughest job theyre destined to ever love. Warren and Anita Shaul have been accepted into the Peace Corps and will begin work in Nicaragua this month as volunteers.

Changes in the University of California system's advanced math requirements for applicants sparked debate among Times readers.

Stanford math-ed prof Jo Boaler’s DEI racket may finally be coming to an end.

Bet you didn't have this one on your AI bingo card. New research has found that when fed phrases that simulated being on the Starship Enterprise, chatbots spit out more accurate...

PENDLETON — Grant County’s only mathlete team, the Grant Union Protractors, placed third in their chapter completion at Blue Mountain Community College on Saturday, Feb. 17. The team is in their inaugural year as a competition team and have been meeting twice a week as a separate middle school math club since September of last year. “I wanted to start just a math club,” said Protractors head coach Anna Field. “So we have a middle school math club that meets twice a ...

Hundreds of adults were left scratching their heads trying to solve a second grader's math homework, which has been deemed ‘unsolvable’ by many.