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We are going to turn to our , Nicole Gaudiano, education reporter from politico, and talk about how the coronavirus has impacted k12 education in the United States. Good morning. Guest good morning. Thank you for having me. Host thank you for being with us. The 2 trillion coronavirus aid bill that has passed congress and been signed by the president , is there any help for education in this package . Guest there is. 31 billion in education stabilization funding. It will be divided between k12 and higher education. Some of this funding for k12 should help handle continued closures and purchasin...

Here to talk about his recent piece about drugfree zones and sentencing. We are talking about it as part of our spotlight on magazines series. Thank you for joining us today. Guest thanks for having me. Host what made you want to have a look at this topic in particular . Guest the reason we started looking into this is the Tennessee Legislature is considering shrinking the size of their drugfree school zones. They considered it last year at are doing it again this year. Several states have also done this. Drugfree school zone laws exist in all 50 states, including the district of columbia. Bas...

If you immigrated to the u. S. Five years ago or more 202 7488001. If you are a daca recipient or eligible or applied for daca 202 7488002. All others Illegal Immigrants, we have set aside a line for you as well. 202 7488003. We welcome your comments on our facebook page. Will get your calls momentarily. The week ended in washington with the unveiling of some of President Trumps proposal. Members of his administration detailing it to Congressional Staff and some congressional leaders on friday. The attorney general speaking about it and norfolk in on friday. Ginia the plan would provide a 10 t...

So why, even with these prevention options, does heart disease remain the silent killer? Because we do not treat it like it’s preventable.

The nation has enjoyed public health triumphs, with life expectancy far higher than it was a century ago. But responsibility for health has always been scattered, with disease tracking less a priority than treating individuals.