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Through 477, Tribes can blend federal funding into a single plan, execute a shared vision, and focus on the needs of their people.
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New America Chicago conducted a scan of small dollar lending products available in Illinois to see if they can truly meet residents’ needs.
India’s Modi Will (Likely) Get the Most Votes in Human History. Why?
In Episode 56 of his podcast, ASU and New America’s Peter Bergen examines the Indian elections and the role of Modi.