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DAILYCALLER (Ireland Owens) - Many Parents Now Worried Their Kids Rely On AI Way Too Much Fri Jul 10 15:34:28 2026

‘must be taught to use it responsibly’

Many parents are now concerned that their kids are relying too heavily on artificial intelligence, according to a survey released Thursday. The latest edition of Deloitte’s  annual “Back-to-School”  survey found that 49% of parents feel worried that their children are leaning on AI too much. Meanwhile, 35% of respondents were worried that schools are not doing enough to prepare students for AI, the survey shows. (RELATED: Brown Professor Warns AI Is Making Students Dumber After Cheating Scandal) Of those surveyed, 28% of parents reported that their kids are already using generative AI in their schoolwork. Generative AI, also known as GenAI, refers to a type of AI that can produce original content including text, images, video,…Open

DAILYCALLER (Ann Rodgers) - Brown Professor Warns AI Is Making Students Dumber After Cheating Scandal Thu Jul 9 15:27:11 2026

'We cannot choose to become idiots.'

AMERICANTHINKER - Gaining Experience from World History Sat Jul 4 04:00:00 2026

Perchan By William R. Hawkins History is the experience of people tackling challenges from which we learn what works and what does not.

DAILYCALLER (Ireland Owens) - University Offering Training Programs For Healthcare Workers To ‘Be Up To Speed’ In AI Fri Jun 26 15:10:55 2026

'they see a need for this'

THEFEDERALIST (Caroline Wharton) - Here Are 4 Reads To Upskill Your Homemaking This Summer Mon Jun 22 11:23:16 2026

Her goal with the book is to make our homes sanctuaries for conversation, focus, sleep, and adventure. Sounds like a job for a homemaker to me.

THEFEDERALIST (Casey Chalk) - Reading Good Literature Can Help Restore America’s Civic Virtue Mon Jun 22 11:23:35 2026

Americans don’t read literature much any more. I sense, perhaps, a collective shrug from many — who cares if Americans don’t read fiction? Those who favor republican government should care. Reading is a marker of the relative health of a democratic society.

AMERICANTHINKER - Gen Z: The first generation not smarter than their parents Mon Jun 22 04:00:00 2026

For more than a century, each generation reliably tested smarter than the one before it. No longer.