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Education in French: A Harmful Colonial Relic or Beneficial Endowment?

Madagascar is strewn with remnants of the French colonial period. From its French-style colonial architecture to its prized French restaurants,

When your kitchen is on fire, you wouldn’t want a passcode-protected fire extinguisher, wrapped in triple-sealed packaging, sitting in your

After decades of languishing as one of the nation’s least effective public education systems, New Mexico is making significant strides

5980 miles. That’s the distance between Shishmaref, Alaska and Boston, Massachusetts. That’s about the same distance from Boston to Mongolia.

BY ADAM P. SCHLEIFER Two deadly epidemics threaten the lives of Americans. Both have cost too many of us

BY ZOE WILLIAMS Diet-related diseases are the leading cause of death in the United States. Poor diet is associated

BY THOMAS KARL E. HOCKS In recent years, the political discourse in Germany has been critical of the European