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We spend a similar amount on education for poor and wealthy children. So why do achievement gaps persist?

Arbitration will drive up costs for patients.

Any bipartisan health care reform bill will need to do both.

H.R. 1332 would expand health insurance coverage while reducing costs and increasing innovation.

Mortality from drug overdoses, suicides, and alcohol-related deaths is at a historic high.

We spend more than enough to cover everyone. But we don’t spend it on the right things.

We still need to come to terms with the lasting economic consequences of slavery and segregation.

Studies from Milwaukee and Connecticut reveal the long-term benefits of choice for career and technical high school students.