Cultivating Nebraska’s Indigenous Roots to Grow American Indian Teachers
A teacher preparation program in Nebraska aims to develop more American Indian teachers
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Early voting in Texas started Tuesday, ahead of the headline-grabbing election days in Nevada and South Carolina.
The Socialist Roots of the Bagel
Tara Moulson traces the lesser-known cultural and political history of America’s favorite doughy treat—and what it might mean to reclaim it.
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The Algorithms Behind Digital Advertising
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Lessons learned from a year of working with universities around the country to promote public interest technology.