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Sep 10 2020
News
How a pandemic exposed – and may help fix – inequalities in education
Education faces existential change as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. But the tumult may open the door for innovation, helping schools reduce inequality – through everything from microschools to joy-based learning.
In the early 2010s, Jon Valant, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution’s Brown Center on Education Policy, began researching Americans’ perception of the “achievement
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Feb 28 2020
Analysis
Do Women And Men Have A Confidence Gap?
During a job interview, we are frequently asked, “what are your strengths?”
How you answer may depend on your gender.
That’s the conclusion of new research, which suggests that men are far more comfortable with self-promotion than are women. According to Christine L. Exley, who teaches at the Harvard Business School and Judd B. Kessler, who teaches at Wharton, “the gender gap
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Jul 07 2020
News
Anti-police demonstrations may have sparked new coronavirus cases, some cities now acknowledge
Several big-city mayors and top officials are acknowledging that weeks of anti-police protests and riots may have contributed to surging coronavirus rates, weeks after Democrats and even some epidemiologists openly encouraged Black Lives Matter allies to demonstrate in the streets.
In public statements and interviews with Fox News this weekend, officials in Los Angeles, Seattle and
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Nov 05 2020
Analysis
Democrats’ increasingly narrow path for winning back the Senate, explained
Democrats came into the 2020 Senate elections as slight favorites. But Republicans have had a strong showing.
Democrats entered Election Day with high hopes of retaking the Senate and winning full control of Washington if former Vice President Joe Biden beats President Donald Trump in the race for the presidency.
But by Wednesday, the election results made clear those hopes were
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Feb 27 2020
Opinion
America Must Shape the World’s AI Norms — or Dictators Will
As Secretaries of Defense, we anticipated and addressed threats to our nation, sought strategic opportunities, exercised authority, direction, and control over the U.S. military, and executed many other tasks in order to protect the American people and our way of life. During our combined service leading the Department of Defense, we navigated historical inflection points – the end of the Cold
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Nov 12 2014
News
Gallup: GOP Congress More Popular Than Obama
Not soon after his media-enabled reelection, when President Obama's poll numbers almost immediately began to crater, the media narrative shifted to the steady drumbeat of, "But the approval rating for Congress is much lower." That spin was obviously directed at Republicans, who controlled Congress. Although "congress" can mean both the Democrat-controlled Senate and the House, this was a nifty
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Dec 13 2012
News
Fiscal cliff debate is really about role of government
Get past the counterproposals and public sniping of the fiscal cliff negotiations and the issue comes down to a dominant theme of Washington politics of the past 50 years -- Republicans want to shrink the growing government, and Democrats don't. The nation faces automatic tax hikes on everyone and deep spending cuts that include the military in less than three weeks unless President Barack
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Mar 31 2015
News
Elizabeth Warren On Hillary Clinton And Running For President
No one in politics today is hearing more calls from progressives to run than Elizabeth Warren, the popular and populist Massachusetts senator. Warren, though, denies any interest in the presidency and continued to do that Monday in an interview with Jeremy Hobson on WBUR's Here & Now.
"I'm out here fighting this fight," Warren said. "I'm fighting it every single day in the United
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Jul 07 2020
Analysis
Progressive patriotism in the age of Donald Trump
July 4 is a good time to reflect on the meaning of patriotism, especially as President Donald Trump proclaims “America First” and “Make America Great Again.”
As both a candidate and as president, Trump has consistently confused patriotism and nationalism. According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, patriotism is a “love for or devotion to one’s country.” In contrast, nationalism is a
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Jan 05 2024
Headline Roundup
US Economy Added 216,000 Jobs in December
The U.S. economy added 216,000 jobs in December, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The Details: Economists expected between 160,000-170,000 jobs added. The unemployment rate stayed at 3.7%. Sectors that added the most jobs included government employment (52,000 added), health care (38,000), and social assistance (21,000). The labor force participation rate fell 0.3 percentage
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