technology
Public Education
‘Lines are getting blurred’ between student AI use and cheating, educators say

Pen-and-paper tests may become the latest weapon in anti-cheating technology as artificial intelligence is rendering students’ take-home exams and homework assignments obsolete. “The cheating is off the charts. It’s the… Read More

November 24, 2025
Government
States push back on Trump’s plan for single national AI policy

President Donald Trump is facing pushback from states over his proposal for a single federal policy to govern artificial intelligence, something he is asking Congress to implement through… Read More

November 20, 2025
Culture
Bible app tops 1 billion installs as founder points to a global move of God

The founder of the world’s most-used Bible app says reaching 1 billion installs isn’t just a ministry milestone â€“ it points to a sweeping move of God around the world.  YouVersion this month passed that… Read More

November 19, 2025
Opinion
AI learning program aims to make school as fun as vacation, adding new layer to educational choice

Can AI learning make kids love school more than vacation? That’s the seemingly absurd premise 1990s tech baron Joe Liemandt has spent the last few years trying to fulfill –… Read More

November 12, 2025
Public Education
AI augments school security with threat detection

As public schools continue to grapple with on-campus violence, U.S. schools are increasingly looking to artificial intelligence to beef up security. AI companies have ramped up their offerings with solutions… Read More

October 27, 2025
Public Education
Teachers support school choice, don’t want cellphones in the classroom, survey shows  

While 50% of teachers feel optimistic about their local school district, just 26% are optimistic about education nationally, a new survey says.  Even parents are more likely to say national… Read More

October 24, 2025
Culture
Healthcare orgs deploy AI at twice the rate of rest of economy, report finds 

One in five healthcare organizations implemented artificial intelligence in 2025, spending $1.4 billion on the technology – nearly triple the amount from 2024, according to Menlo Ventures’… Read More

October 23, 2025
Culture
Study: Social media use linked to poor reading, memory in adolescents  

Even one hour a day of social media can harm language and memory skills in adolescent children, a new report shows.  The Journal of the American Medical Association released… Read More

October 22, 2025
Culture
Smartphones increase conflict, emotional distance between kids and parents, studies find

The use of smartphones and electronic media by young people correlates with greater family conflict and emotional instability, according to two studies from the University of Georgia. “Our findings suggest… Read More

October 20, 2025
Government
Ohio becomes first state to require AI policy in public schools

Ohio has become the first state to require all its public schools to have guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence (AI). In an Aug. 20 press release, the Ohio… Read More

August 27, 2025
Public Education
Majority of public schools lack AI policies ‘needed to ensure that it is used responsibly,’ report finds

Most public schools have failed to establish an official student policy regarding artificial intelligence (AI), leaving them “vulnerable to the risks of AI misuse,” a recent analysis warns.  “While AI… Read More

August 5, 2025
Culture
‘Edefy’ app aims to be Uber for education, supporting parents wanting to exit public schools

Families looking to leave public education now have a new option: Edefy, an app designed to “connect families directly with teachers,” according to its founder.  The app “lets families group… Read More

July 29, 2025
Government
Melania Trump-backed bill to ban revenge porn heads to president

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a measure on Monday to combat revenge porn, including AI-generated deepfakes, sending the bill to the president’s desk. The TAKE IT DOWN Act… Read More

April 29, 2025
Government
Vance tells European leaders to focus on ‘opportunity’ of AI, not authoritarian censorship

In his first policy speech of the Trump administration, U.S. Vice President JD Vance called artificial intelligence (AI) the “opportunity to catch lightning in a bottle,” and warned about its… Read More

February 11, 2025
Public Education
Louisiana schools embracing hands-on STEM

(The Center Square) − At a Louisiana Nonpublic Schools committee meeting on Monday, state education officials highlighted an innovative effort to enhance STEM learning: The Flying Classroom, a national program… Read More

February 4, 2025
Homeschools
When Uber meets education: Tech entrepreneurs hope to empower homeschoolers, liberate millions from public schools

Could an Uber-like app help thousands of homeschool moms enter the workforce as tutors and liberate millions of students from the public school system? That’s the future, according to Sam… Read More

January 3, 2025
Public Education
Public schools perpetrating “crime” of illiteracy on students as ‘iPhone generation’ approaches college age, professors warn 

An increasing number of professors at first-tier colleges are lamenting the lack of reading skills in their students from public schools, with some educators calling it a national “literacy crisis.” … Read More

November 20, 2024
Government
‘Serious problem’: America’s cutting edge weaponry is dependent on Chinese tech, expert warns

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – American defense startups are far too reliant on Chinese parts — and that poses a serious risk of exploitation by Beijing, experts told the Daily… Read More

October 10, 2024
Christian Schools
‘Use it wisely’: Classical Christian schools wrestle with AI integration

Classical Christian schools, which base their learning on traditions built over the last 2,000 years, are facing a new dilemma: how to deal with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). Read More

October 3, 2024
Culture
‘The internet in the pockets of children’: Former youth pastor’s org aims to protect kids from tech dangers

Any youth pastor from the late 2000s can attest to the enormous impact the advent of smartphones and social media had on middle and high schoolers. It’s why in 2015,… Read More

August 20, 2024