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Category: Politics

Individual Health Insurance Premiums Post-ACA: What You Get Depends on Where You Started

  • August 20, 2013

By Manon Scales With the full implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) fast approaching, nothing has experts, policy makers, and voters on the edge of their seats quite like the release of individual insurance premium rates. It is a…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Health, Politics

Discipline in the District: Are Expulsions Really Driving Charter Success?

  • August 5, 2013
Source: US DOE

By Kai Filipczak 1983 was a year of soul-searching for educators. Following the release of the landmark report “A Nation at Risk,” the United States was confronted with the bitter realization that all was not well with its much-vaunted public education…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Politics
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