Mo News Trump’s About Face On Epstein Files; The Debate Over Chromebooks In The Classroom; Job Market Could Be Worst For College Grads In Years
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Nov 18, 2025 Trump's surprising support for releasing Epstein files creates waves. The debate heats up about the negative impact of Chromebooks on student learning. Meanwhile, the U.N. Security Council gives the green light for a U.S. peace plan in Gaza. The job market outlook for college grads appears gloomy, with stagnant entry-level hiring amidst fears of AI job replacements. Conversely, tough, low-wage roles are attracting more applicants and higher pay. Ken Burns offers insights into his new documentary on the American Revolution's legacy.
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Trump's Sudden Flip On Epstein Files
- Trump reversed course and said he would sign a bill to release Justice Department Epstein files after losing political support.
- The administration may still withhold or heavily redact material citing victim protection and active investigations.
Chromebooks May Be Undermining Learning
- Jean Twenge argues Chromebooks and school-issued devices correlate with falling test scores and distracted students since about 2012.
- Schools' devices lack parental controls and teachers report frequent misuse like YouTube or explicit content during class.
Limit Device Use And Tighten Filters
- Schools should tighten controls on school-issued devices and block streaming, games, and sites used to bypass filters.
- Teachers should reduce assignments that require computers and encourage handwritten notes to improve comprehension.