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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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Commentary Rediscovering Government

The Nation Now Needs Fiscal Stimulus

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Commentary Health Equity

Expanding Health Coverage and Access to Respond Quickly to Coronavirus

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Commentary Unemployment

Coronavirus Bill a First Step to Badly Needed Fixes to Unemployment Insurance (UI) Benefits

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Commentary Higher Education

For-Profit Medical Schools, Once Banished, Are Sneaking Back

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Commentary Health Equity

Responding to Coronavirus with National Paid Sick Leave

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Commentary Health Equity

Turning the Tide on America’s Maternal Mortality Crisis

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Commentary Middle East

Lebanon’s New Government Is Bad, But It Isn’t Hezbollah

WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 21: Pro-choice protesters gather at the Supreme Court on May 21, 2019 in Washington, DC. The Alabama abortion law, signed by Gov. Kay Ivey last week, includes no exceptions for cases of rape and incest, outlawing all abortions except when necessary to prevent serious health problems for the woman. Though women are exempt from criminal and civil liability, the new law punishes doctors for performing an abortion, making the procedure a Class A felony punishable by up to 99 years in prison. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)

Commentary Healthcare

Six Things To Know about the Next Supreme Court Abortion Case

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Commentary Care Economy

The Momentum of Child Care for All

American politician Robert Kennedy announces his decision to challenge Lyndon Baines Johnson for the presidential nomination of the Democratic Party at a televised press conference in the Senate caucus room at Washington DC. Johnson later resigned from the race and Kennedy was shot shortly after winning the California Primary. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

Report Rights & Justice

How Progressives Can Recapture Seven Deeply Held American Values

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Commentary Unions & Organizing

What’s Next For Labor Law Reform?

Commentary Middle East

A Progressive Foreign Policy Involves a Forward-Deployed America

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Commentary English Learners

New Studies Hint at Clearer Ways to Measure English Learners’ Performance

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Commentary Health Equity

Medicaid Work Requirements Ruled Illegal by Appeals Court

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Report Middle East

The Sunnis of Iraq’s “Shia” Paramilitary Powerhouse

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