British move toward cannabis decriminalization praised
Our view argues decriminalizing simple cannabis possession in Britain is a measured step guided by science not politics. The piece notes cannabis shifts from Class B to Class C, potential fines instead of arrests, and calls for U S officials to study scientific reports before renewed debate.
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Meeting the Highly Qualified Teachers Challenge
Thomas Lowell critiques U S Department of Education findings on teaching standards. He notes states allow low math and reading scores for certification, questions certification hurdles and education courses, and contrasts private schools’ hiring with public ones. He cites Rod Paige on supply constraints and unions.
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Politicians in heat threaten markets say Cal Thomas column
Cal Thomas argues in a syndicated column that both Democrats and Republicans use corporate misdeeds for political gain. He critiques proposed reforms, warns against overregulation harming the economy, and favors SEC-led measures plus private PROs to curb malfeasance. He notes executives face ethics failures while politicians pursue survival.
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