2015 was a year of adjustment -- and readjustment -- for Florida’s education system. It marked the end of the state’s long running standardized test, the FCAT, and was the first full year of the Florida Standards.

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-SC, announced on Monday that he was suspending his dark horse bid for the Republican presidential nomination. 

Graham has not made much of a splash in the national polls or in surveys of key states, including his home base of South Carolina which holds its primary after Iowa and New Hampshire have their say. While Graham had won applause from the pundits for his witty debate performances, he remained stuck in the undercard debate with other dark horse candidates. 

One of many goofy ideas held by liberals is that it is a bad thing to have “money in politics.” They want to regulate it, tax it, and otherwise control it -- all in the public interest, of course.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- Although he is just 22, Andrew Zeller is a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate in mathematics at Purdue University. He is one reason the school is a rare exception to the rule of unreason on American campuses, where freedom of speech is under siege.