Texas Doctors Seek More Opioid Addiction Treatment Options Under Medicaid
Should Medicaid's preferred drug list be expanded to include more medication assisted treatments for opioid addiction?
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What Jamal Khashoggi’s Killing Reveals About U.S. Foreign Policy
Threats to life and stability in the Middle East can come from American policy itself—not just from rival nations.
Drinking From the Firehose
Evidence Mounts for Culturally Responsive Teaching—But More Research is Needed
Macedonia Referendum Provides an Opportunity to Beta Test Blockchain-Powered Notarization Platform
Could open educational resources help queer students?
Schools are not designed to serve LGBTQ students. Could we leverage open educational resources to solve this problem?
Early Childhood Data Collaborative Survey Points to Greater Need for Data Coordination
A brief overview of the 2018 Early Childhood Data Systems Survey report.
The Fight for the Future of Higher Education: Neg Reg 101
The Department of Education looking to innovate higher education runs the risk of lowering institutional quality.
CAPPS v. DeVos Ruling Preserves Ban on Predatory Arbitration Practices
A court decision has set borrower defense into effect, preserving a ban on predispute arbitration clauses.
M-Lab 10 Year Anniversary Event
Georgia Bullen wrote a recap on the 10th year anniversary of Measurement Lab event in August.
Remembering Jeffrey Leonard
"He was the embodiment of 'doing the right thing when no one is watching.'"
The Housing Crisis Is Obvious
But the data detailing its scope is not.