KIDS Accounts
An unlikely group of legislators, spanning the full political spectrum, is proposing a fresh, long-term response to the challenges of sa
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Pell Grant Funding Up in the Air
Driving Wireless Broadband and Innovation
When the transition to digital TV is completed in February 2009, broadcasters will retain channels 2 to 51, but will actually be using l
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The Business of Sallie Mae Political Risk for Investors and Taxpayers
The Missing Class
There is an increase in national attention being paid to inequality in America. While U.S. government programs help the poor and politi
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Merchant of Death
In Merchant of Death, Douglas Farah and Stephan Braun tell the true story of Viktor Bout, a young Russian intelligence officer
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Roundup: Week of September 24 – September 28
Winning the Right War
On Sept. 27, scholar Philip H. Gordon of The Brookings Institution discussed his new book, Winning the Right War: the Path to Securit
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Still Steering Students
Searching for Effective Football Penalties in the NCAA
Spying Blind
In the recently published Spying Blind, Amy Zegart argues that after the Cold War ended, the CIA and FBI failed to adapt to the
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