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“Welcome to the revolution”: LA teachers strike pits working-class power against privatization
Over 30,000 Los Angeles teachers are out on a historic strike to beat back austerity and pro-charter school forces
01/17/2019 12:30 UTC
Worried about rising crime rates? Then it's time to get the police under control
Violent crime has been decreasing for decades, but a recent surge shows why the police need to earn back our trust
07/20/2015 19:30 UTC
Power to the people, 2.0
Barack Obama and John Edwards are boldly abandoning me-first campaigns for online "political movements." Howard Dean, anyone?
05/23/2007 16:14 UTC
The ugly segregationist history of the charter school movement
Popular education "reform" measures are rooted in white resistance to Brown v. Board of Education
01/07/2015 21:35 UTC
Baby panic and drug tests
Readers respond to recent articles on Sylvia Ann Hewlett and mandatory drug testing in public schools.
04/26/2002 23:00 UTC
We have no idea if pesticide protections for bees actually work — a serious issue for conservation
A new study shows pesticide research is biased towards honeybees, which could negatively impact other bee species
07/18/2023 09:30 UTC
Women stop shaving for "Januhairy" and the backlash is all too predictable
A social media experiment inspires women to keep it on, even if Piers Morgan doesn't approve
01/10/2019 21:00 UTC
Vaping is better for you than smoking cigarettes, says new study
While you'll look very basic, switching from cigs to vaping may significantly increase life expectancy
10/05/2017 18:02 UTC
How my time at a "failing" high school blew me away
Journalist Kristina Rizga spent 4 years at SF's Mission High and learned there was more to success than test scores
09/25/2015 02:58 UTC
Bushed!
Gaffe riot: Didn't the president get tutored before his 100-days interview blitz?
04/26/2001 15:56 UTC
How to talk climate change across the aisle: Focus on adaptive solutions rather than causes
Talk of adapting to climate change is less polarizing to conservatives than the idea of slashing emissions
03/06/2017 18:00 UTC
A laptop in every knapsack
Computers can spark a learning revolution, says the author of a new study of technology and education. But how will we pay for it?
10/02/2003 01:33 UTC
Donald Trump and game theory: Expert says no brilliant 3-D chess is involved
NYU game-theory scholar Steven Brams says Trump's unpredictability would work better in poker than in politics
09/20/2019 11:00 UTC
Does turning the air conditioning off when you’re not home actually save energy? Engineers explain
Three engineers run the numbers to figure out if you're actually saving energy through this common "trick"
08/23/2022 12:15 UTC
Why your next job interview could look like a video game — and why you should be worried
The booming science of "people analytics" is putting our bodies, minds and even our politics to the test
01/31/2014 17:43 UTC