OpinionJuly 25, 2025We can’t abolish America's largest teachers union. But Congress can do something elseThe STUDENT Act would reform the NEA's federal charter, requiring the teachers union to be less partisan and more accountable amid criticism of its political activities.
OpinionMay 2, 2024Teachers flee nation's largest union in a crisis of its own makingThe NEA’s strategy to retain members and, by extension, steady cash flow, relies on keeping teachers in the dark about the First Amendment rights affirmed in Janus v. AFSCME.
OpinionApril 28, 2023What Randi Weingarten's toxic testimony tells us about the link between Big Labor and governmentAmerican Federation of Teacher President Randi Weingarten testified before a House subcommittee this week. The topic was the coronavirus and the AFT's influence over policy. It was big.
OpinionMarch 14, 2023Why Biden's choice for Labor secretary boggles my mindPresident Joe Biden nominated Julie Su to be the next secretary of Labor on March 1. There were better choices to fill the shoes of departing Labor Secretary Marty Walsh.
OpinionNovember 7, 2022For midterm elections, teachers union leader eager to whitewash role in COVID overreachTeachers union leader Randi Weingarten seems to have suddenly realized the damage she's done – not to students, but to the political causes she champions.
OpinionAugust 18, 2022Minneapolis teachers’ union educates about racism by embracing racial discriminationMinneapolis teachers’ union, school system sign contract that lets them discriminate against White teachers and fire them simply because of their race.
OpinionMay 27, 2022Government unions divert dues to leftist politicsAmerica’s largest government employee unions aren't the selfless champions for working men and women they claim to be