Month: April 2025

The NAEP 30-person board oversees the exam.  It voted to kill important assessments that comprise the Nation’s Report Card over the next seven years. It reduced the statistical staff from 100 to 3.  The remaining three don’t work directly with

A recent executive order aimed to “reinstate” Columbus Day. As before, it falls on the second Monday of October and has never been a federal holiday. Since 2021, this day was decreed to celebrate two groups of early inhabitants. Read

Internal GOP politics have been in the news for many years. Now there’s been a ruling, and party leadership disagrees that state law supersedes party bylaws. The role of the men and women in the precinct is in question, as

Leo Wolfson interviewed three politically active Wyomingites about transparency, who watches sessions and meetings, and why. He starts with an unfortunate comment calling YouTube viewing a “spectator sport” and cites 220,000 page views in 2024. Citizen involvement is so much

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Wyoming’s elected officials have twice chosen not to participate in this federal food program. First lady Jennie Gordon is hoping for a change this year. She and Secretary of Education Degenfelder have teamed up to find a permanent solution. They

  An estimated 5.2M people turned out at 1200 rallies! Read and view more>>>