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The latest iteration of OpenAI’s video generator, Sora 2, spells troubling times for objective reality. Even before the introduction of generative AI, an increasingly polarised political…

Let me tell you a secret about the US constitution: it’s just a piece of paper. It’s not immutable law created by a higher being. It…

It’s university entrance season, and so begin the trials of the personal statement, which now takes the form of three questions: “Why do you want to…

Critical minerals, once the domain of white-coated science nerds, have recently burst into our daily news headlines courtesy of Anthony Albanese’s visit with Donald Trump earlier…

You could be forgiven for not knowing how much people love CBS News. I certainly didn’t until a few weeks ago, but the hoary institution is…

Students link trust in higher education to affordability and financial stress to their academic performance. A new round of results from Inside Higher Ed’s Student Voice…

I believe it is good practice as a columnist to keep track of when you have been wrong, and the thing I have got most emphatically…

It’s hard even for Trump to simultaneously say, I am like the uncontested unitary leader of the American government. And then also, I’m just a wittle…

One of the chief pleasures of traveling to schools and campuses to talk about More Than Words: How to Think About Writing in the Age of…

A government shutdown is looming as Republicans and Democrats continue to search for middle ground on a variety of issues. Newt Gingrich shares his perspective on…