Examining America’s Policy on Interrogations and Torture Post 9/11
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Roundup: Week of October 8 – October 12
Paging Dancing with the Stars: Federal Student Aid Needs Help
California Event: Assets and Opportunity
The New America Foundation and the Asset Policy Initiative of California, in association with Assemblymembers Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) and T
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Are Tax Deductions for College Athletics Worth the Price?
NEWS SCOOP: Sallie Mae Demands SUNY Colleges Turn Over Students’ Personal Data
Trade Imbalance
In the coming months, the U.S. Congress will vote up or down on trade agreements with Colombia, Panama, Peru, and Korea. These elected o
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Education and the Federal Budget Showdown
The White House and Congress are engaged in a major budget debate that threatens a government shutdown and could markedly influence fede
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Obesity and Child Well Being
There is no greater problem facing America’s children than the epidemic of overweight and obesity. The Foundation for Child Development’
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Roundup: Week of October 1 – October 5
KIDS Accounts
An unlikely group of legislators, spanning the full political spectrum, is proposing a fresh, long-term response to the challenges of sa
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Pell Grant Funding Up in the Air
Driving Wireless Broadband and Innovation
When the transition to digital TV is completed in February 2009, broadcasters will retain channels 2 to 51, but will actually be using l
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740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005