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  • HIGHER EDUCATION

    Shalala, Padron: Humanities, social sciences for a vibrant, competitive, secure nation

    Our national dialogue on higher education places much emphasis, and rightly so, on college graduates’ “employability.” With the rising cost of attending a college causing families to take on greater financial debt, many weigh the merits of a college degree by its potential return on investment as measured in future wages.

  • SUPREME COURT

    Supreme Court: No proof of citizenship required — sort of

    By a surprising 7-2 majority, the Supreme Court this week struck down a bristly little ballot initiative that Arizona passed in 2004, requiring everyone who registers to vote to prove his or her citizenship. Justice Antonin Scalia wrote the majority opinion, and he had everyone on board except Justice Clarence Thomas and Justice Samuel Alito.

  • POLITICS

    GOP’s leadership challenge: lessons from the UK

    It is often argued, including by me, that the GOP needs its own Bill Clinton or Tony Blair — a leader to reposition the party and reinvigorate its political appeal. But if these figures are examples of successful reform, British Prime Minister David Cameron is a warning of its perils.

  • IN MY OPINION

    Glenn Garvin: Congress plots exit from Obamacare coverage

    Congress is not as stupid as you think.

  • MDX

    MDX tolls keep rising: Let your voice be heard

    As the mayor of Cutler Bay I have had to field many questions from my constituents about the Miami Dade Expressway Authority (MDX). I have to explain to my citizens that this board is appointed by politicians but the members are not elected, and they have full control over five Miami-Dade County roads (State Roads 112,836, 874, 978, and 924).

  • SCHOOL GRADES

    Florida’s grading formula a threat to accountability system

    Miami-Dade County Public Schools’ (M-DCPS) students outperformed the state in cumulative growth in reading and mathematics across all grades tested, according to recently released Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) results. In spite of improved performance, educators across Florida are bracing for lower school grades as the result of numerous accountability changes imposed by Florida over the last two years.

  • In My Opinion

    ‘Redskins’ is an offensive word, period

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