February 13, 2026

Buy Local, Marry Local—College, Globalism, and Reversing Civilizational Decline

Teresa R. Manning

As technology untethers us from place and kin, mobility sells freedom yet often erodes roots, families, and culture.

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February 12, 2026

The Climate Science Controversy

David Randall

The Federal Judicial Center’s unwillingness to defend the Climate Science chapter is strong evidence, albeit not dispositive, that the accusation of unprofessional bias was true.

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February 10, 2026

Sanctuary Over Scholarship

Kali Jerrard

Academia grapples with anti-deportation protests and calls for sanctuary campuses, will leadership acquiesce?

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February 10, 2026

Scholars Endorse Iowa House File 2286

National Association of Scholars

The NAS and the Civics Alliance enthusiastically endorse House File 2286—but we do not do so to close off other ways of reforming Iowa’s social studies standards.

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February 9, 2026

An Ivy League President Breaks Ranks

Peter Wood

The American public is more skeptical than ever before in our nation’s history that college is “worth it” and that judgment will only grow more intense in the years ahead—unles......

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February 9, 2026

Draft Oklahoma Social Studies Standards Sacrifice Previous Reform Gains

National Association of Scholars

If Oklahoma does approve the 2026 Draft Standards as they now stand, they should inspire Oklahomans to work to improve their state’s social studies standards during the next round of revision. W......

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February 6, 2026

VIDEO: Two Centuries Later—the Monroe Doctrine and American National Security in the 21st Century

National Association of Scholars

Join us for a dicussion centered around the Monroe Doctrine and what it means for American policy two hundred years later.

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February 3, 2026

The Activist Veto: How Identity Politics Restricts Scientific Inquiry

Kali Jerrard

Scientific inquiry has suffered another blow amidst the ongoing science crisis and loss of public trust.

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February 2, 2026

Scholars Comment on Proposed Updates to ED's Accreditation Handbook

Teresa R. Manning

NAS recommends that the Accreditation Handbook clarify the need for depoliticization in accrediting agencies, institutions seeking accreditation, and any oversight entity.

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February 2, 2026

Depoliticize! The Necessary First Step for Trump’s Accreditation Reforms

Teresa R. Manning

Trump’s new accreditation reform effort targets a broken, politicized higher education system that leaves students poorer, less prepared, and drowning in debt.

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