UK’s Draft Online Safety Bill Raises Serious Concerns Around Freedom of Expression
OTI and EFF say the bill has a "broad and vague notion of harmful content," and needs revision.
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OTI and EFF say the bill has a "broad and vague notion of harmful content," and needs revision.
Data show the state’s 4 and 5-year-olds have missed a critical year of school. Experts say fall 2021 can’t be business as usual.
Learn more about New America and DataKind's project to develop a tool to generate insights on local eviction and foreclosure data.
Why the NACAC signed on to the letter requesting U.S. News & World Report to stop using the average SAT to rank colleges.
An open letter to US News requesting to end using average SAT and ACT scores of incoming students to calculate your Best College rankings.
States are making notable legislative strides in growing and diversifying the educator workforce this year.
Cecilia Aldarondo captures Puerto Rico’s recovery from Hurricane María, tracing its twin storms of natural disaster and economic collapse.
The Center on Education and Labor offers policy recommendations as Congress considers reauthorizing our workforce development system
The order is a major step forward for competition and consumer protection.
The science of scaling-up model early childhood education programs for population-level benefits
Arctic herders and reindeer are suffering from climate change, while governments fail to implement long-term strategies.