Lewis Thune and Paden Hughes recap how deportations and energy wring in Spring for the cabinet.

That smiley face isn't conveying what you think it is. Learn more on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

In this age of government "sanctions," what does this word actually mean? Learn more on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Despite massive funding increases, Michigan’s state-run Pre-K program isn’t attracting enough students. Could expanding community-based options and giving parents more flexibility be the real solution?

Susannah Barnes Petitt—a research program manager and a Young Voices Contributor—analyzes why Michigan’s Pre-K system is struggling to enroll students and what policymakers can do about it in her latest op-ed for The Detroit News.

She joins Skye Graham on WRFH to discuss.

Robby Soave is a senior editor at Reason and host of Rising on Hill TV. He joined Erin Osborne of WRFH for a wide-ranging conversation.

Unless you're using a typewriter, the simple rule is usually better. Learn more on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Jeremy Black is a British historian, professor of history at Exeter University, and Distinguished Fellow at Hillsdale College. He was on Hillsdale College's campus to deliver a public lecture on the American Civil War in the context of military history and to teach a one-credit course giving an introduction to military history.

From 03/19/25.

As a busy college student, don't be so consumed with your own accomplishments that you forget to love others.

Alexandra Comus and Ellia He discuss "Blüthenstaub" (Pollen), which are literary/philosophical fragments from Georg Philipp Friedrich Freiherr von Hardenburg (AKA Novalis), one of the most well-known thinkers of the German Romantic movement. 

Fly brains are the size of a poppy seed yet contain an enormous amount of complexity and evidence for design. This week Eleanor discusses last fall’s release of a fly brain map and how it displays its Creator. Also, Eleanor geeks out about tardigrades, Mars, and glass brains.