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Big Idea: An Investment Account for Every Child at Birth
Substantial Obstacles Exist to Implementing New Community College Graduation Rate Measures
The ‘Small’ Numbers on the Student Loan Interest Rate Hike
Why M-PESA Can Increase Financial Inclusion but Won’t Displace Cash in Kenya
Principals Need Better Preparation and More Flexibility to Lead Today’s Schools
New Report Shows Eliminating SNAP Asset Limit is a Bargain
Reduced Prison Phone Rates Pave the Road to Rehabilitation
Derek Thompson: The Tax Code is a Horrible Mess
Friday News Roundup: Week of April 16-20
Virginia Foxx paid $87.50 in Tuition in 1961
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Cutting SNAP is the Wrong Way to Fund Defense
Fiscal Year 2013 Appropriations Taking Shape, Sequestration Looms
New Department of Education Tool Maps Early Learning Grant Winners