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August 11, 2022
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August 10, 2022
Voters have opted for left-wing candidates in Wisconsin and Pennsylvannia, two of the pivotal contests that could determine whether Democrats retain their Senate majority.
August 10, 2022
Today’s crime rates are far lower than in previous decades. In fact, NYC is a lot safer than some smaller cities in Republican states
August 10, 2022
Nearly a year after President Joe Biden called on the federal government to quickly and efficiently dole out $1 trillion to shore up the nationโs roads and bridges, his infrastructure coordinator is still working on spreading the word to Americans about the domestic policy achievement.
August 10, 2022
On Tuesday night, among the several states picking their nominees, Wisconsin chose Mandela Barnes, a particularly progressive candidate who is currently the state's lieutenant governor, to face Sen. Ron Johnson, the
August 7, 2022
GUEST COMMENTARY It’s time to recognize the untapped potential of California’s community colleges to create economic mobility for everyone in California. There is no equity issue more compelling in California’s
August 6, 2022
Elizabeth City State University has been named the number one HBCU for economic returns, according to Degree Choices rankings.
August 4, 2022
The U.S. is the largest cybersecurity services market in the world, yet cybersecurity vendors servicing the defense industrial base have not been leveraged at scale to support U.S. national security. To effectively tap into the domestic cybersecurity ecosystem, Congress should enact legislation to establish a marketplace of accredited cybersecurity vendors that defense
August 3, 2022
A $5.8 billion program in the Senate climate package is being called both a potential game changer for decarbonizing the industrial sector and a barrier to