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Commentary Higher Education

How Gutting the U.S. Department of Education Would Hurt Students and Their Families

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JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - MAY 24: Israelis protest in support Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu near the district court on May 24, 2020 in Jerusalem, Israel. The prime minister, who strongly denies the charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, was recently sworn in to office at the head of a national unity government formed with his opponent Benny Gantz. (Photo by Amir Levy/Getty Images)

Report World

The Assault on Israel’s Judiciary

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Report For-Profit Education

Outsourcing Online Higher Ed: A Guide for Accreditors

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Report Economics

Industry and Inclusion: A Blueprint for Action

Syria, Al Mayadeen, Deir Ezzor (Deir Ez-Zor) governorate, 11 October 2020

In the Photo: WFP food distribution in Al Mayadeen city
(Deir Ezzor governorate).

Photo: WFP/Taha Hussain

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Syrians Are Going Hungry. Will the West Act?

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Report Early Education

We Must Seize the Opportunity for Integration in Universal Pre-K

Report K - 12

The Post-Pandemic Pathway to Anti-Racist Education: Building a Coalition Across Progressive, Multicultural, Culturally Responsive, and Ethnic Studies Advocates

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Report For-Profit Education

Colleges’ Use of Display Advertising to Recruit Students May Run Risks

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Report For-Profit Education

The Students Funneled Into For-Profit Colleges

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Report Health Care

Mental Health Crisis during the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Report Higher Education

Promoting College Affordability through SNAP: Ten Steps for Michigan

NAJAF, IRAQ - AUGUST 30: Relatives bury a family member who died from coronavirus at the Wadi Al-salam cemetery on August 30, 2020 in Najaf, Iraq. On September 4, Iraq recorded 5,036 coronavirus cases, its biggest daily increase since the start of the outbreak. The surge has prompted warnings from Iraq's health minister and WHO that the country could be on the verge of a health crisis as pressure mounts on the already strained healthcare system. Since the first case was recorded in February, Iraq has recorded 252,075 total cases and 7,359 deaths. (Photo by Hawre Khalid/Getty Images)

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Invest in Iraq’s Potential—or Pay for Its Neglect

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American Poverty Should Be Measured Relative to the Prevailing Standards of Our Time

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The Case of Hadhramaut: Can Local Efforts Transcend Wartime Divides in Yemen?

Report Rights & Justice

Tearing Down the Walls: How the Biden Administration and Congress Can Reduce Exclusionary Zoning

ZARQA, JORDAN - MARCH 10: U.S Vice President Joe Biden (C) reviews weapons and troops during a visit with Jordan's King Abdullah (not pictured) at a joint Jordanian-American training center on March 10, 2016 in Zarqa northeast of Amman, Jordan. This is the final stop on Biden's Middle East tour that also took in Israel and the Palestinian territories. (Photo by Jordan Pix/Getty Images)

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Policy Roundtable: Biden’s Chance to Avoid Old Wars and New Pitfalls in the Middle East

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