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Military academies lack minority nominees

As the nation's military academies try to recruit more minorities, they aren't getting much help from members of Congress from big-city districts with large numbers of blacks, Hispanics and Asians.

White House Withdraws Call for Students to 'Help' Obama...

President Obama's plan to speak to the nation's schoolchildren in a video address next week erupted into controversy as critics claimed he was trying to indoctrinate America's kids.

Home-schooling attracts Muslims

8.16.09 - Julia Duin - Throughout the month of Ramadan, which begins Friday, the Cattaneo children won't have to worry about explaining to teachers and friends why they're fasting every day.That's because they're home-schooled...

Catholic college faces lawsuit over contraceptives

"We are simply and honestly exercising the freedom of religion that is protected by the Constitution," he wrote.

Obamas health nominee advises Burger King

President Obama's nominee for surgeon general, whose job it is to help encourage Americans to get thinner and healthier, has been working part time as a scientific adviser to the fast-food giant that sells sandwiches like the Whopper and BK Triple Stacker.

Poll finds cultural morals gap

More than half of today's young people say they hold different values than the Woodstock generation, but a surprisingly large percentage of today's youth think earlier generations had the better morals, a new poll by the Pew Research Center has found.

Madrassa reform key

8.7.09 - By Douglas M. Johnston - No one doubts that the key to impacting the hearts and minds of Pakistan's rising generation of leaders starts with educational reforms in the grade schools and high schools.

School districts paint dark picture of 'sexting' danger

Ward and June Cleaver wouldn't begin to comprehend the latest additions to student codes of conduct.