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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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NUR SHAMS, WEST BANK - MARCH 4: Palestinian shop owners survey the destroyed pavement of the road on front of the shop following an Israeli raid in the Nur Shams camp near Tulkarem on March 4, 2024, West Bank. Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza has also reverberated through the West Bank, hobbling the territory's economy while unsettling its security. Since Oct. 7, Israeli forces have stepped up raids on alleged militants, police have clashed with protesters, and there has been a rise in violent attacks on Palestinians by Israeli settlers. (Photo by Sergey Ponomarev/Getty Images)

Commentary A Shared Future for Palestine and Israel

Without Free Palestinian Elections, There Can Be No Lasting Peace

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Commentary PK-12 Education

Promesa Boyle Heights: A Non-Profit Dedicated to Boosting Educational Outcomes throughout East Los Angeles

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Commentary Health Equity

It’s Past Time to Remedy the HIV Health Care Access Disparities Faced by Queer Hispanic/Latino Men

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Commentary Care Economy

CHIPS Act Child Care Requirements Already Showing Promise

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Report Unemployment

Improving State Unemployment Insurance Technology: A Guide for Advocates

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - DECEMBER 29: Palestinian women stand at Rekhav'am Observation Point at the Mount of Olives with Al-Aqsa Mosque in the backgroundon December 29, 2023 in Jerusalem. Israel's PM Netanyahu announced an intensification of the fighting in Gaza whilst facing internal pressure to save hostages. Israel indicated 129 people remain unaccounted for after they were taken as hostages to Gaza during the October 7 attacks by Hamas. (Photo by Maja Hitij/Getty Images)

Commentary A Shared Future for Palestine and Israel

Palestinians and Israelis Already Live Together. What’s Missing Is Equality and Justice.

Commentary Black Maternal Health

The Black Maternal Health Federal Policy Collective

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Commentary Economic Opportunity

WIOA Reauthorization Fails to Address the Legislation’s Biggest Shortcomings

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Commentary Health Care

Top 5 Reasons Cannabis Decriminalization Is a Disability Economic Justice Issue

KHAN YUNIS, GAZA – MARCH 17: People inspect the damage and extract items from their homes in Hamad Town after their towers were destroyed by Israeli air strikes on March 17, 2024 in Khan Yunis, Gaza. It is the first time in weeks that medical teams have been able to reach the area, with returning residents finding entire buildings levelled. Khan Yunis is the second-largest urban area after Gaza City and is located in the southern Gaza Strip. It has faced extensive damage, including the destruction of the Al Qarara Cultural Museum during an Israeli attack in October 2023, which targeted civilian homes and mosques. According to Gaza's Ministry of Health, 31,553 Palestinians have been killed, and 73,546 wounded in Israel's ongoing bombardment of Gaza starting on October 7. (Photo by Ahmad Hasaballah/Getty Images)

Commentary A Shared Future for Palestine and Israel

Washington Can’t Make Israel’s War in Gaza Moral. Instead, It Needs to End the War.

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Commentary Higher Education

Universities Are Getting Wise to the Dubious Practices of Online Program Contractors

Commentary Century International

Q&A: Iraq’s Prime Minister Is Visiting the White House. What’s at Stake?

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Commentary Economics

Americans Agree: Air Travel Should Be More Accessible for Disabled Passengers

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Report Disability

Trips Not Taken, Money Not Made: Inaccessible Air Travel Hurts Disabled Travelers and Airlines Alike

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Commentary Health Care

Mississippi Is Looking to Expand Medicaid. Other Holdout States Should Too.

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