The 2020 presidential candidate’s public education plan would ban for-profit charter schools — a proposal first backed by Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders — and eliminate government incentives for opening new non-profit charter schools.
A federal judge reversed his ruling Monday and announced that the family of Kentucky teenager Nick Sandmann can sue The Washington Post for libel over its coverage of the teenager.
The former editor of Time wrote an op-ed in The Washington Post on Tuesday making an argument for why the First Amendment needs to be changed to include a hate speech law.
The Agency of Education is being accused of making the administration of special education expenses more complicated and costly than it needs to be.
Our Legislature prides itself on protecting and empowering women’s rights. How about protecting addicted women from their predators by empowering cops and courts to make Vermont less of a safe haven.
The planned closure of the Energizer plant in Bennington won’t be immediate, a company spokeswoman said Monday afternoon.
We believe that we should be afforded the necessary means to protect ourselves and our families without having to worry about breaking the law. Furthermore, honest people should not have their capacity for self-defense limited to 10 rounds, or any number of rounds for that matter.
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to quash California’s migrant sanctuary law, which broadly prohibits state and local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration authorities.
The first Republican has entered the 2020 Vermont gubernatorial race, and the newcomer candidate is perhaps best known for his frequent commentaries on conservative websites.
A new report released by the Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) presents damning evidence relating to the effects of marijuana legalization in Colorado and beyond.
This translates into roughly a 30-cent-per-gallon tax on home heating and vehicle fuels rising to $1.70 per gallon by 2034 and then on, ad infinitum. If Vermonters didn’t like the first carbon tax proposal, they will like this one even less.
The allegation brought against Doug Ley earlier this year centers on charges of conflict of interest due to Ley’s position as president of the New Hampshire Chapter of the American Federation of Teachers.