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[inaudible conversations] good morning, everybody. Thank you for joining us here. My name is rick jones, vicepresident and director of the program here a the brookings. Its my pleasure to welcome you for todays event hosted by the brookings center. This event is part of expanding with our partnership with the brookings transatlantic initiative. This is a multiyear platform that will spur a range of new activities not only on global issues, but that the transatlantic partners can get together. Were grateful they recognize that the value that brookings brings to this is our in depth high quality...

So there were huge counties settled up in the frontier. They had two seats and then there are two in new york city and then two in smaller places. Its not one man, one vote. And certain rich lan lords had their own seats in the assembly. They didnt have to stand for election. They held these seats. The higher house, the council appointed to life terms. The royal governor appointed and serves at the will of the imperial bureaucracy. Yanked out of there if he doesnt do what hes told. You can say theres popular government in colonial america but the reality is that electoral turnout in new york o...

[inaudible] [inaudible] what will your plan be. [inaudible] with that help increase marriage incentive. [inaudible] as we run through the alternative of what this will do for marriage and there are different outcomes for different people. Ive noted a couple things that i think would be incentives and one of those has to do with children, having children. From the womans point of view, today, having a baby creates an income stream. Im not making any collateral statements about her getting pregnant so she can get the money, im saying having a baby creates an income stream. Under ubi, having a ba...

Dozens of volunteers come to Anuhea Chapel in upcountry Maui, making about 200 meals each day for fire survivors. Non-profit group Hungry Heroes Hawai’i leads the effort.

Annie Mattarazzo still remembers the funny looks she got after leaving her high school prom early so she could make it to her AAU basketball tournament.This was 2004, over three decades after the passage of Title IX, the law that protects against...