Weekend Links
- Andrew Coulson on national education standards: "The whole idea of imposing a single set of age-based standards on all students rests on a false premise: that children are identical widgets capable of being dragged along an instructional conveyor belt at the same pace, benefiting equally from the experience."
- Question of the day: Would Obamacare end corruption—or expand it?
- Making things worse: How increasing the minimum wage will kill even more jobs for black teens, a group already facing 45 percent unemployment.
- The unintended consequences of a National ID card. (Now with support from both sides of the aisle.)
- Podcast: "Bad Statutes, New Crimes" featuring Marie Gryphon.
