Only 4 in 10 Colorado residents are signed up for local emergency alerts — and many messages aren’t accessible or in the languages people read.
Lessons from researchers there on getting life-saving warnings to those who need them most:
Contrary to Trump’s claim that “the radical left causes tremendous violence,” sociologists find that right-wing extremists account for the vast majority of attacks and deaths from domestic terrorism.
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Kids who see themselves as “STEM people” are far more likely to pursue STEM careers, and new research shows caregivers play a key role in shaping that identity (or not).
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Mortgage fraud is back in the news. Lisa Cook, a Federal Reserve governor, is being investigated by the Department of Justice for allegedly making false statements when applying for a mortgage. It’s a crime that is rarely prosecuted and even more rarely results in prison.
Federal judge overturns part of Florida’s book ban law, drawing on nearly 100 years of precedent protecting First Amendment access to ideas
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Republican-leaning economists tend to predict stronger economic growth when a Republican is president than Democrats do.
Because of this partisan optimism, their forecasts end up being less accurate.
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Learning isn’t just memorizing facts, it’s wrestling with complexity, asking questions and connecting ideas.
Here are 5 key mindsets that can help students learn more deeply (and how teachers and parents can nurture them):
