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Where to Invade Next
Michael Moore becomes a one-man American army and sets out to "invade" foreign nations to steal their good ideas.
Head Start’s Ability to Improve Housing Access
The NAACP and NHSA partner to help alleviate intergenerational poverty through Pre-K education.
OTI Condemns Plan to Let U.K. Government Use American Companies for Internet Wiretapping
A Zero Sum Game? What You Should Know about Zero-rating
Emily Hong explains what Zero-rating is, why it’s controversial, and everything else you really ought to know about it.
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Double Take: What’s Putting the “Pop” in Populist?
Two views on why populists are so popular this election cycle.
Manhunt for Justice
A new book by Julian Borger looks at how the quest to catch war criminals in the wake of violence in the Balkans.
More and Poorer Poor in California
Pauline Bartolone writes on the working poor in California—and why they’re getting poorer.
Nords, Nesbo, Netflix, and…Climate Change?
All are involved in your new favorite show, as introduced by Sharon Burke.
Senate to Outsource Tedious Task of Writing Legislation to Industry Regulated by Same Legislation
The Senate HELP committee will likely use a report written by the higher education lobby as the foundation for Higher Education Act.
Senate to Outsource Tedious Task of Writing Legislation to Industry Regulated by Same Legislation
Why, ask Alexander Holt and Amy Laitinen, is regulation of the higher ed industry left up to the higher ed industry?
Tenure Troubles
Higher Ed Happy Hour Episode 13: Kevin, Libby, and Andrew debate recent campus tenure controversies, plus Jeb Bush's higher ed agenda.
United States of Jihad Podcast
Since 9/11, more than 300 Americans have been indicted or convicted of terrorism charges. What motivates the American front of jihadism?
You Sure You’re Not Racist?
This Black History Month, Brandon Tensley reminds us that racism doesn’t need to be open or overt to be—well, racist.