Higher Education in the Election
Americans believe education beyond high school is necessary for securing economic success, but is an increasingly expensive proposition.
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Strangers in Their Own Land
A new book plumbs our deep political divide and asks the question: how does the world look from the heart of the right?
The Populist Explosion
Populism is making a bold comeback. Over the next year the "people's movement" will play a decisive role in elections at home and abroad.
Amending America’s Actual Aristocracy
Our military's ranking system is the enemy in our ranks, argues David Spencer.
Casting a Vote on Electoral Security
Changed ballots aren’t the only meaningful consequences that can result from hacks and attacks.
How Child Care Providers Are Paying for a State’s Budget Crisis
Illinois cut funding for early education, including child care. Now parents and providers are paying the price.
How Everything Became War and the Military Became Everything
In these modern times, is it possible to define "war" with any clarity?
Missouri Looks to Cigarette Tax to Fund ECE
If passed, the tax increase is expected to bring in up to $300 million a year in additional revenue
OTI Applauds FCC Chairman’s Broadband Privacy Proposal
Strong privacy rules are needed to promote widespread consumer trust in broadband networks.
OTI Commends Senators on Stingray Investigation Letter
OTI commends Senators Franken, Leahy & Wyden for calling on the FCC Chairman to investigate the use of Stingray surveillance devices.
Showing Missing Data in Line Charts
Depending on how you slice the data, you might end up with too small of a sample size on a given day in a given location.
The Logistics of Legalization
For California voters, Proposition 64 casts a haze over the issue of marijuana delivery.
The Progressive Mayor of Seoul on Tweeting, Technology, and the Upcoming Korean Presidential Election
Emily Hong spoke to Park Won Soon on his tenure, technology, and how the two in tandem might better South Korea's capital city.
What Brazilians Lost in the Coup
Gary Barker wonders whether progressive policies will be ousted along with Dilma Rousseff.
In Push for Pre-K, Don’t Overlook Kindergarten
When it comes to early learning, full-day, high-quality kindergarten must be part of the conversation