Nov. 5 referendums in Colorado, Kentucky, and Nebraska will determine the future of certain school choice measures in those states. Even though the presidential candidates haven’t discussed it much, school choice is an election-year issue in many parts of the nation. The ballots in Kentucky and Colorado this year allow voters to decide whether school
University of Minnesota professors condemned school administrators and law enforcement for stopping a violent anti-Israel mob that stormed a campus building, destroyed property, and barricaded doors, trapping terrified employees inside. “This sort of overreaction is a direct result of the militarized response that this administration has adopted,” political science professor Teri Caraway said during an
The next president will be responsible for filling vacancies on federal courts and could sign into law reforms for the Supreme Court. On paper, voters will be casting their ballots on Nov. 5 for just one presidential candidate and a handful of other candidates for federal office. Their choices, however, will ultimately bear on dozens
Storefronts in Washington and elsewhere have been boarded up in case of possible civil unrest after the election. WASHINGTON—Cities across the United States have seen buildings boarded up as voters prepare to cast their ballots in a highly contentious election. On the weekend before the Nov. 5 election, buildings near the White House could be
The Iowa Secretary of State has hailed the court’s ruling as a ‘win for Iowa’s election integrity.’ A federal judge ruled on Sunday that Iowa election officials may continue to follow Secretary of State Paul Pate’s directive to challenge the ballots of 2,176 registered voters who have been identified as possible noncitizens. The ruling came
Sam Brown appears to be edging closer to Sen. Jacky Rosen in a contest the incumbent first-term Democrat enjoyed a lead of 5 percentage points in 2018. Nevada Republican U.S. Senate candidate Sam Brown appears to be gaining ground in the last days of his underdog campaign to unseat first-term Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-Nev.), who
The two presidential candidates agree that Americans are paying too much for drugs. Despite accounting for over 17 percent of the United States’ GDP, health care access and affordability seem to receive limited attention during the 2024 presidential campaigns. “For perhaps the first election season since 2004, health coverage policies have had a relatively low