OPINION

Tunisia will hold its first presidential elections on Sunday, Nov. 23. Main candidates include former Interim Prime Minister Beji Caid Essebsi of the Nidaa Tounes Party, Moncef Marzouki of the Congress for the Republic (CPR), and Mustapha Kamel Nabli, a former governor of the Central Bank of Tunisia.

President Barack Obama has the upper hand in the fierce struggle over immigration now taking shape, with a veto pen ready to kill any Republican move to reverse his executive order, Democrats united behind him and GOP congressional leaders desperate to squelch talk of a government shutdown or even impeachment.

The Richland, WA, school district is phasing out swings on its playgrounds due to safety concerns. Ah yes, those dangling doom machines. All they sow is death and despair.

Is the Obama presidency over? This has been the burning question on the lips of many Washington DC pundits and beltway insiders in the wake of devastating Democratic midterm election losses.

When looking at large-scale international studies and comparisons of education systems worldwide, everyone’s always talking about Finland. Finland seems to set the benchmark for education worldwide. Foreign educational experts, delegations of teachers, and educational politicians flock to the departments of teacher education in Finnish universities, as well as schools. So ...

The lingering recession caught up with adult schools in 2012. The California state legislature changed its way of funding adult education.

Dear America, Heartbroken. Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon’s Ferguson Commission is heartbreaking. Ferguson cannot be a black and white issue figuratively or literally.

Taken at face value, David Cameron’s warning this week about risks in the global economy sounds like it might be wonderfully prescient. Here’s the country’s economic chauffeur, carefully checking his instrument gauges, and sure enough, sees the same signs today that should have given us warning of the crisis of ...

"Feet first." That's how one terrorist leader told recruits was the only way out. It makes sense. Allowing members to just walk away wouldn't be good for the group's image.

I am a resident of Greenwich Village in Manhattan. Recently, I received a letter from an oddly named group calling itself “The Rest of the Country.” Since the letter is not addressed specifically to me, I thought the senders wouldn’t mind if I shared it more widely.

Over 180 million Chinese have renounced all ties with the Party since Epoch Times published the editorial series called “Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party.”

After speaking to rally in Sydney, Australia celebrating the tenth anniversary of the publication of the “Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party,” former Chinese diplomat Chen Yonglin spoke to Epoch Times about how this book can help people see through the Party’s façade.