State and National

Your Wi-Fi name could be the key to your home address 

Stalkers and scammers are using Wi-Fi to track their victims’ locations

A weekly report on education news and commentary you won’t find anywhere else — from the nation’s leading voice on education innovation and opportunity.

WEEK 6: SOLVE DISRUPTIVE CLASSROOM BEHAVIOR

I had the pleasure of meeting two of the young leaders of the High School Democrats of America (HSDA) at the recent Democratic National Committee meeting in San Francisco - and they invited me to speak with their 7000+ members on a telephone town hall at 7pm Eastern on Sunday! I'm honored to be asked to do so by our national treasure - our youth.

REPUBLICAN JEFF BURNINGHAM

ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR UTAH GOVERNOR 

Innovative Outsider pledges game-changing leadership.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

September 10, 2019 

CONTACT: Britt Larsen

970.217.2834 / britt@jeffburningham.com 

When Tragedy Strikes, Should Families

 Of The Accused Also Suffer?

When the most heinous crimes occur – murders, mass shootings, serial killings – much of the focus understandably turns to the victims and their grieving families who struggle to make sense of senseless violence.

But the perpetrators have families, too, who often are horrified and guilt-ridden by what happened.

USDA Radio Newsline

Monday, September 9th Stories:

Media Advisory

Secretary Perdue to speak at National HBCU Week Conference TOMORROW

(Port of Los Angeles, CA & Salt Lake City, Utah) – After a day of heavy picketing that caused significant disruptions in operations, truck drivers who haul heavy loads of boron – a mineral mined 300 miles east of Los Angeles that is a critical component in every day consumer products from flatscreen TVs to smartphones – from the Rio Tinto mine in Boron, CA, to America’s largest port complex, are continuing to protest their employer’s persistent

Sep 09, 2019