Noah examines Samuel Kent’s new campaign ad, then surveys a political landscape of missing details, unexplained results, rising approval, roadside accountability, farm policy, and a very specific stock purchase.

Noah Stewart examines Pennsylvania’s push for technology and education measures, then surveys a campaign economy where ads, endorsements, and popularity arrive with very few instructions.

Noah examines Pennsylvania’s technology law and education measures as a test of whether states can still build useful systems, then audits a political marketplace selling ads, grants, and stock buys with limited explana...

Mason examines why Pennsylvania’s technology law and new education measures point to a larger question: can states still build the practical systems people rely on?

North Carolina lawmakers passed a career and technical education expansion 100-0, pairing workforce partnerships with core academics while leaving executive action unprovided.