Good morning from Washington, where the left gains ground because of the failures of public education. In an eye-opening commentary, a former teacher pulls back the curtain. And a finding that Yale discriminates in admissions is just the beginning, Mike Gonzalez writes. On the podcast, a U.N. watcher tells how the global body undermines the family. Plus: the meaning of the Israel-UAE peace agreement; and the president ponders a lower capital gains tax. On this date in 1841, angry proponents of a national bank converge outside the White House to hang and burn an effigy of President John Tyler after he vetoes Congress’ attempt to revive the bank. One result: The District of Columbia forms a police force.