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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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Empty disabled seats at an airport in the waiting area before boarding.

Commentary Economics

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

Wheelchairs in a modern airport. Wheelchairs ready for use by passangers with disabilities

Report Disability

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

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Commentary Health Equity

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

RAMALLAH - DECEMBER 10: A family walks to a checkpoint to enter Israel at the Qalandia checkpoint outside of the city of Ramallah on December 10, 2023 in Ramallah, Palestine. Israel's war against Hamas that was sparked by the Oct. 7 attacks has also made life more volatile in East Jerusalem and the West Bank. Israeli forces here 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. Last month, Hamas also claimed responsibility for a deadly shooting in Jerusalem by two brothers from the eastern part of the city. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Commentary A Shared Future for Palestine and Israel

Under Cover of Gaza War, Assault on West Bank Accelerates

Commentary Unemployment

States Still Challenged in Making Timely Unemployment Payments to Laid Off Workers

NEW YORK, NY - FEBRUARY 28: Members and supporters of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) protest outside a Trader Joes store in Manhattan February 28, 2011 in New York City. The Florida farmworkers pick tomatoes for Trader Joes and other companies and are asking for workplace conditions to improve and for wages, which havent been raised since 1978, to be increased. The workers say Trader Joes has refused to sign a food pledge to pay an extra penny per pound of tomatoes. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Commentary Unions & Organizing

Creating a Stronger Voice for Workers

Commentary English Learners

Can Dual-Language Immersion Programs Help Maintain Immigrant Families’ Heritage Language?

Commentary Higher Education

Stagnant Funding Has Broken the Office of Federal Student Aid and Failed Students

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Commentary Higher Education

Anti-DEI Bill in Texas Is a Warning for Other States

Report Care Economy

Care Matters: A 2024 Report Card for Policies in the States

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Commentary Reproductive Justice

A Primer on Birth Control Access in 2024

Cupertino, CA, USA - June 25, 2018: Aerial photo of Apple Headquarters, Apple Park

Commentary Economic Opportunity

8 Things the Tech Hubs Program Can Learn from Silicon Valley

KHAN YUNIS, GAZA - DECEMBER 17: People inspect the damage caused by an artillery shell that hit the maternity hospital inside the Nasser Medical Complex, on December 17, 2023 in Khan Yunis, Gaza. One person was killed and others injured when a shell hit the hospitals children and maternity ward this evening. Fewer than one-third of Gaza's hospitals are functioning in any capacity, and Nasser hospital in Khan Yunis, the Gaza Strip's second-largest city, is inundated with daily with people wounded or killed in airstrikes, as Israel's campaign to defeat Hamas extends into its third month. (Photo by Ahmad Hasaballah/Getty Images)

Commentary A Shared Future for Palestine and Israel

Gaza’s Health Crisis Doesn’t Respect Borders. Israeli–Palestinian Cooperation Is Critical for All.

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Commentary Reproductive Justice

Supreme Court to Hear Two Key Cases on Abortion Access

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Commentary Higher Education

Latest Student Debt Relief Plan Would Help Hardest-Hit Parent-Borrowers

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