On at least three public occasions recently Donald Trump has bragged that he personally caused the price of some prescription drugs to be reduced by “200, 700, or, even, 1,000 percent.” As any fifth ...

It’s not surprising to read how incoming college freshman cant do basic math. Its been going on for years. America is in a science/technological race with China and we are more focused on worthless ...

Having stripped Medicaid and made health care far more expensive for the poor, the president just had to reveal his superior replacement idea for the American people. Trump recently stated he was not ...

The reason our esteemed Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell won't charge a Phoenix nightclub security guard (Arizona Republic, Nov 14) who was involved in a fatal beating is the same reason she ...

Regarding the Bloomberg guest editorial, “For too many kids, math isn’t adding up” (Nov. 20 print edition): Memorizing math rules does not always lead to understanding math problems. It may lead to ...

The ESPN NBA staff appears to have learned an old lesson the hard way: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. All season, hoops fans have griped about the network’s cluttered update to the layout of its NBA ...

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Re: “Checking our math” (Oct. 19, Opinion): Math is a tool. For example, it is the basis for understanding the turn of a screw, the force and angle demanded to hammer a nail, the measurement required ...

Republican State Representative Kelley Potenza was recently quoted as saying “Fiscal responsibility should be a concern on all sides of the aisle.” Wouldn’t it be great if she and her fellow ...

From 18 to 60, people across age groups bowed and showed respect to Sinha, who has authored around 70 mathematics books on algebra, calculus, trigonometry, vector geometry and set theory Patna: Known ...

Would folks like to design a skateboard, bang a drum, pretend to be a weather forecaster or virtually explore Mars? Or would they rather study up on geometric properties, fractions, statistics, ...