New laptop, pouch for the school's phone prohibition, and (hopefully) ample AI literacy. Whether students like it or not, AI ...

Daniele Struppa will be returning to the classroom and research, though he never really left it during his decade leading the university.

Social media explodes with hindsight and second guessing, putting Arizona manager Torey Lovullo in the stocks for his bullpen decisions. Why didn’t he pull reliever X? Why didn’t he leave in reliever ...

Google has joined a rush of AI leaders attempting to get their tech in schools — and to turn public-facing chatbots into ...

Some memories are easy to recall—lush with detail, fresh as the moment itself. Others are more tenuous, like faded sketches, ...

Gov. JB Pritzker (D-Ill.) recently signed a bill that would “implement annual mental health screenings” in Illinois public schools beginning in third grade, starting during the 2027-28 school year.

Other than the growth mindset, I argue that five other beliefs are particularly important to promote in classrooms to help ...

Using a relatively young theory, a team of mathematicians has started to answer questions whose roots lie at the very ...

In “The Population Bomb”, published in 1968, Paul Ehrlich, a biologist, wrote that humans were breeding so fast that food would inevitably run out and “hundreds of millions” would soon starve to death ...

At yet another splashy event, Apple on Tuesday introduced its latest lineup of iPhones: the iPhone 17, 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max, and a new slimmer version dubbed the iPhone Air. The “Air” branding is ...

I haven’t written about it here at The American Spectator, at least that I can remember, but I’m becoming a subscriber to the theory that Donald Trump is the kryptonite to Saul Alinsky’s Superman.

For plenty of us grown-ups, the time spent running around our neighborhoods or hanging by the playground swings was a highlight of our childhood. Kids today often can’t say the same, though. New ...