Notably absent, however, is any funding for RE-ENERGYSE (REgaining our ENERGY Science and Engineering Edge), Obama’s proposed initiative to close the energy education gap by preparing young Americans to compete in the race for clean …
This is a crucial issue for Americans, deciding whether or not we will allow the government to make our life and death health care decisions for us. And you have chosen to cover it with a man who has clearly already chosen sides. …
Dr. Tim Johnson, who currently holds the position for ABC, has long been an advocate for government-run solutions to the health care problem in America. Going back to the last big push in the early ’90s, he told then-First Lady Hillary …
Meanwhile, they ignore conspiracy theories and extreme viewpoints espoused by one of Obama’s top advisors and science czar, John Holdren. A large part of the horror of abortion lies in the monstrous presumption of liberals declaring …
Michele McNeil covered education and state government in Indiana for a decade before joining Education Week as a state policy reporter in June 2006. Alyson Klein, who reports on federal education policy, joined the staff in February …
One reason for KERA’s revival appears to be the presence of Jerome, a producer and arts reporter at the PBS and NPR affiliate, where he works in radio, online and on TV as well. (Unlike many print journalists, he happens to look like an …
After the conference, students will be asked to lead a yearlong effort to gather a million signatures on a pledge to improve education and put children first. Partners include statewide education groups and health care coaltions
Liberal hopes for a quick health care bill are in collapse, as Senate Democrats push any floor action off until the fall, a move House Democrats may match this week. But if the Obama White House is upset that their plans for a huge …
On January 9th, 2008 Krugman defended Canadian (as well as French and British) government medicine from an assessment of it by former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani in “A health care system to die for.” …
The closed-door health care slog at the Senate Finance Commiittee continued today, without resolution. But it does appear that negotiators have begun to tackle the treacherous issue of how to pay for health reform