Hispanic-Serving Institutions Need $1 Billion More in Federal Funding
Congress should invest $1 billion in Hispanic-serving institutions to improve racial equity and payoff for a fast-growing population.
Congress should invest $1 billion in Hispanic-serving institutions to improve racial equity and payoff for a fast-growing population.
Over the coming year, new administrations in the United States and Japan must strengthen the alliance and reaffirm its value in Asia and beyond in order to tackle significant challenges.
With COVID-19 vaccines in sight, it is more important than ever that Congress address upcoming expiration dates from crucial CARES Act provisions.
The November 3 results for Proposition 16 underscore the need for a clear message, adequate time and resources, and voter persuasion.
The Biden administration can immediately act to begin renewing the federal government’s work to reform civil and criminal justice systems.
Although opposed by some firms in the health care industry, a public option would bring down families' health care costs and improve the quality of coverage—even for people who remain in private insurance.
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A healthy U.S. ocean requires both sustainable fisheries management and marine protected areas.
Policymakers may have concerns that comprehensive police reform would increase violent crime, but evidence from 10 jurisdictions runs counter to such a relationship.
The pandemic has ravaged many rural communities, and the repeal of the Affordable Care Act would only further these harms.
A statewide survey of Colorado child care providers shows unsustainable business conditions and bolsters the need for federal child care relief.
Candidates from states with existing climate commitments won in the 2020 election and will bring lessons from this state-level climate action to Washington.