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"Brain-Drain" Has Been Plaguing the State for a Decade. How Could Roe V Wade Complicate the Issue?

Nebraska is losing college educated residents at a rate of about 2,000 people per year. Nebraska Public Media News reporter William Padmore asks those who track “brain-drain” what’s being done about it and how a reversal of Roe v Wade could affect the issue

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Opinion: Disparities mean recovery is tougher for some


One year ago, households across America were preparing for the worst. Unemployment claims went through the roof as “nonessential” and blue-collar workers found themselves without jobs; many small business owners realized they couldn’t keep the lights on and still make payroll; extended family began cohabiting to save on housing costs.
But it’s a year later and the fallout wasn’t as bad, for many, as 2020 led us to believe. Even the state received some good news —
The Denver Post reported last week that Colorado’s budget writers “believe the state has averted long-term economic ruin.
“... A fuller picture won’t be available until March 19, during economists’ quarterly update, but Democratic Sen. Dominick Moreno told

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Correction: AP Poll-Biden story

WASHINGTON (AP) — In a story published March 5, 2021, about President Joe Biden’s...

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