In Northern Virginia, affirmative action has hardened into a war on high achievers.
Can India Emerge as a Rival to China?
Manufacturing hasn’t been a strong suit, and technology alone won’t do the trick.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs Wants to Turn Back the Clock on School Choice
Her new budget would repeal a 2022 expansion, limit educational opportunities, and cost the state money.
NATO’s Electoral Message for Erdoğan
The alliance ought to put Ankara’s membership on the chopping block if the Turkish president meddles in the upcoming contests.
The Hard Reality of a Debt-Ceiling Showdown
Do House Republicans have a strategy that will keep them unified when the political clamor about default looms?
Wisconsin Bids for a Flat Income Tax
The GOP proposal would take the top rate to 3.25% from 7.65%.
Ph.D. Students of the World, Unite
Northwestern grad students join the radio and machine workers.
Dilbert by Scott Adams for Mon, 16 Jan 2023
‘Avatar’ Takes In Another $38.5M In Domestic Box Office, $34M In TV Ad Spend
Globally, the movie is now at $1.89 billion, placing it in seventh place for movie box-office revenue for all time. Number one is the original “Avatar” (2009) at $2.9 billion.
GroupM Weeks From POV On Upfront Currency, Unlikely To Change This Year
“That is the next shift that’s going to be the tug-of-war. If not in this upfront, definitely by 2024-25,” the holding company’s head of research and investment Bharad Ramesh says.