Laying a Solid Floor: What’s Important to Know about the NIEER Pre-K Benchmarks
As the need for pre-K gains attention across the country, the data collected by NIEER are often cited by state leaders.
“We Are Ready to Accept Them”
Russia’s President Putin wants to welcome Jewish people to Russia. Kathryn David explains the historical context in which that needs to be c
Anger, Antitrust, and Amazon
Why are so many so mad at the company? Patrick Oathout explores.
Bright Place at the Bright Time
A new book by Eric Weiner looks at what ancient Athens and current California have in common.
Closing the Gap: What Effective Teaching Can Do in the Early Years
A study from the Center for American Progress highlights the discrepancies in access to quality teaching across for children from low-income
Do Silicon Valley and Ancient Greece Share A Secret Recipe for Innovation?
Acclaimed travel writer Eric Weiner discusses the relationship between society’s innovative ideas and their surroundings.
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Funding Better Data in the President’s Budget
The President’s budget may fall flat in Congress.
Funny Shapes Aren’t the Problem with American Voting
Gerrymandering isn’t the real issue. Lee Drutman explains what is.
Has the Turkish Government Said “Enough” to Violence against Women?
After the brutal death of a young woman a year ago, protesters throughout the country tried to make a change. Zeynep Karataş on whether they
Hey, Congress, No Time to Leave the Dance Floor
Congress and the White House are once again engaged in annual budgetary dance. Reid Cramer writes on one part of the proposal that should ma