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US test scores should sound alarm bells | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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Every three years, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development coordinates a global study of 15-year-old students and assesses their ability to apply what they have learned. Referred to as the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), the study assesses what these students, at a critical point near the end of their compulsory studies, have learned and how prepared they are to cope with the real world. The results from the most recent assessment released earlier this mo
Trump starts a needless trade war with Canada | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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John F. Kennedy made his first foreign trip as president in 1961 to Canada, where he addressed a joint session of the Canadian Parliament. In his remarks, Kennedy said the U.S. and Canada share more than a common border. “We share a common heritage … common values from the past, a common defense line at present and common aspirations for the future — our future, and indeed the future of all mankind,” Kennedy said. “Geography has made us neighbors. History has made us friends. Economics has made
The cost of the poorly planned Iran war | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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After the bombings of the American embassy and Marine barracks in Lebanon in 1983, Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger gave a speech that was titled “The Uses of American Power.” In that speech, Weinberger sought to answer a fundamental question: Under what circumstances, and by what means, does a great democracy such as ours reach the decision to use military force to protect our interests or carry out our national policy? In his speech, Weinberger outlined six major tests that should be wei
It’s time for congressional oversight of the executive branch | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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The recent release of President Donald Trump’s 2025 financial disclosure should give every American pause for concern. It should also earn the concern of Congress. The report, filed with the Office of Government Ethics, said Trump made $2.2 billion last year. About $1.4 billion of that was made in his family’s cryptocurrency businesses alone. The president also took in millions from fees from many new hotel, resort and condominium deals overseas that amount to the biggest property expansion ever
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