“Too much of a good thing” isn’t usually an argument applied to education. But a recent Gallup survey found a sharp partisan divide in how Americans view higher ed,
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As of Monday evening, Hurricane Harvey had killed at least 10 people, according to the New York Times.
The economic toll is impossible
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie turned his focus to poverty earlier this month after a GOP summit on the matter, telling CBS the issue "can be a difficult thing
The governor of Arkansas aims to end the state's decade-long hiatus on executions in October.
Gov. Asa Hutchinson has set dates for the executions of eight convicted murderers,
The political world has been abuzz with rumors that Vice President Joe Biden is eyeing the White House for 2016.
Democrats are split almost down the middle as to whether
As GOP candidates struggle to stand out from one another in an ever-more-crowded field of presidential hopefuls, one has opted to bet her fortune on voters' antipathy for political
As Republican candidates continue to try to stand out from the pack and win the party's nomination for president, experts say a young senator from Florida could be
A recently released EPA study shows that climate change threatens American lives and the U.S. economy.
Global action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions could prevent annually 13,000 deaths
A new North Carolina law aiming to protect court officials' religious freedoms may create a stumbling block for not only same-sex couples wanting to marry, but all couples who
American military instructors are training Ukrainian forces.
The training program is dubbed "Fearless Guardian," according to Reuters, and is focused on defensive skills. The U.S. isn'
The term "skills gap" is a common one in discussions about America's economic forecast. The notion is that job opportunities for skilled laborers exist, but that
