Page 25 - Michael Bernstein News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Canada's EV battery plant plan is under fire as critics say it should focus on what it's good at instead of competing with U.S. Read on.

For notoriety right when they say outlandish things. the problem is, just as you said, painting that rosy picture, it's incredibly dangerous. the more we water down history, the point of teaching history, history professors will tell, you the point of teaching history is so that we don't repeat it. if we don't learn from history, it's bound to repeat. if you take that away, any water down history, what do you get? we get a repeat. we get a repeat of the bigotry, the hatred, it's just really upsetting. really, really upsetting. >> michael bernstein and debbie bernstein, thank you both. we're lu...

The host should apologize, and there is no room for this fake news on television. >> what my dad set, is exactly right. i think it is about notoriety, whether it is politicians looking for notoriety in florida, or hosts on tv looking for notoriety, right, when they say outlandish things. the problem is that, just as you said, painting that rosy picture, it's incredibly dangerous. the more we water down history, the point of teaching history. history professors will tell you, the point of teaching history is so that we don't repeat it, right. if we don't learn from history, it's bound to repeat...

While the investment tax credits are projected to add up to $80-billion over a decade, new American spending is widely expected to exceed Washington’s projection of US$370-billion over a similar period

Valerie Kinloch, dean of the School of Education at the University of Pittsburgh, has been named president of Johnson C. Smith University.