John Romig

Education research the least likely to replicate according to a huge new paper published by Nature

But what do students think? Only 11% of youth enrolled in K–12 schools said that phone use should be prohibited "bell to bell." But 60% did support at least *some* phone restrictions during the school day.

Sports betting sites market the industry as a game of skill but then ban players who consistently win. They only want players who have no skill. Imagine if that's what your investment broker did. A proposed bill in NY would bar sportsbooks from discriminating among customers. If you want to take bets, take bets. Don't base the business on only allowing people who are going to lose.

There is broad consensus affirming what parents already know — mandatory active school shooter drills are deeply traumatizing for children and have no evidence of decreasing fatalities. We should not use taxpayer dollars to mandate kids’ participation in ineffective strategies from the 1990s. Parents deserve the right to opt their kids out. My amendment affirming that passed the Appropriations Committee on a bipartisan basis last night, and I'll continue working with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to move this legislation forward.