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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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Muqtada al-Sadr’s image is projected onto Baghdad’s Martyr’s Monument.

Report Shia Politics

The Sadrist Electoral Machine in Basra

BAGHDAD, IRAQ - MAY 25: Protester stands next to police holding a sign saying 'who killed me' during anti-government protest on May 25, 2021 in Baghdad, Iraq. Protesters from across the country gathered in Baghdad demanding accountability after a recent rise in targeted assassinations. The protests used the slogan 'Who killed me' to highlight the recent killings of activists, journalists and human rights advocates. (Photo by Taha Hussein Ali/Getty Images)

Report Shia Politics

Under Pressure, Iraqi Activists Plot “Third Way”

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Report Health Care

Health Equity in Practice: A Framework to Assess Meaningful Implementation in Health Insurance Reforms

Sitting at a table in their classroom, a multi-ethnic group of preschool age children plays counting games with their unrecognizable female teacher.

Report Care Economy

How States Used COVID Relief Funding to Engage Child Care Stakeholders

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Report Care Economy

How Three States Made COVID-Relief Investments in Improving Home- and Community-Based Services

Report Health Equity

States Must Prioritize Health Equity as They Expand Coverage through Public Options

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Report Unemployment

Providing Unemployment Insurance to Immigrants and Other Excluded Workers

Zero waste oriented small local fruit and grocery store. Family business. Fruits and vegetables are organic and sold without wrapping. Unsold items are use to make juices, smoothies and take-out healthy food. Mother and daughters at check out counter using contactless payment with mobile phone. Horizontal mid-waist indoors shot.

Report Ending Poverty

Keeping Up with Inflation

Report Manufacturing

The Challenge of Business Succession in Manufacturing and the Opportunities for Diversifying Ownership

Report Century International

A Summer of Danger for Iraq—With Little Hope for Change

Report Century International

Syrian Prisoner Amnesty Could Be a Breakthrough—If Damascus Is Ready to Do More

Report College Affordability

Cosmetology Training Needs a Make-Over

UPPER MARLBORO, MARYLAND - FEBRUARY 04: U.S. President Joe Biden speaks with members of Ironworkers Local 5 after signing an executive order on project labor agreements at the union's training hall on February 04, 2022 in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. Biden signed an executive order aimed at improving efficiency in federal procurement and alleviating coordination challenges that can slow progress on major government construction projects, according to the White House. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Report Economic Opportunity

What Biden Has Done—and Still Can Do—for Workers

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Report PK-12 Education

Strong Foundations: Promoting Diverse and Inclusive Preschool Settings

illustration of sihloutte families superimpose over cancel student debt signs

Report Higher Education

Parent PLUS Borrowers: The Hidden Casualties of the Student Debt Crisis

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