State Legislatures Weighing in on Workforce Pell
State legislatures will shape Workforce Pell approval processes, data systems, and safeguards, determining program quality and access.
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Federal Early Education Update: March 2026
Texas Uses a Grow Your Own to Recruit and Prepare Its Teachers
Since 2018, Texas has offered grants to support school districts in developing their own teachers.
What Comes After the Pandemic?
COVID-19 has laid bare the failings of U.S. democracy and capitalism. Now, we have a chance to remake our world.
Advocates Condemn FCC’s ‘Slap in the Face’ to First Responders, Urge Agency to Protect Public Safety
OTI and Common Cause criticize FCC for failing to protect public safety and low-income Americans’ access to the internet.
Better Messaging on the ‘Word Gap’
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What We Don’t Know About Teachers’ Home Internet Access
Do teachers have fast, reliable broadband at home to meet the demands of emergency learning? We don’t exactly know.
The Longest War
Greg Barker documents how the U.S. mission in Afghanistan became a murky, drawn‑out conflict—America’s longest war.
4/17 FCC Ex Parte Detailing Arguments For Opening 6 GHz Band for Unlicensed Use
Crisis Conversations: A new and dangerous enemy — healthcare workers battle coronavirus at work and at home.
Host Brigid Schulte is joined by Dennis Kosuth, an ER and school nurse, on this episode of Crisis Conversations.
Is the U.S. On Track for a Record Low Year in Jihadist Terrorism?
The U.S. may be on track for a record low number of jihadist terrorism cases in 2020. Why that matters in an age of pandemic.