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STEM Flashes Potential in Energy-Oriented Appalachia
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By Connor D. Wolf President Donald Trump’s pick Monday to fill a vacant labor board seat is being praised by business groups that hope he will bring balance to the agency.
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How Liberal Politics and Teachers’ Unions Got So Entangled
By Leo Doran Experts long active in the upper echelons of education research and policy-making say that the politicization of the teachers’ unions has gotten more intense in recent years. Some say it is because the teachers’ unions are under an unfair assault, others suggest that the internally-democratic structure of the unions make their lobbying platforms susceptible to mission creep.
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To Shield Taxpayers from Luxury Trips and Corporate Scams, Defund the U.N.
By David Williams Listening to grave pronouncements of U.N. officials these last few weeks, things certainly don’t sound pretty. Proposed budget cuts to the organization would make operations “impossible,” and planned U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement spells a death knell for Mother Earth.
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Free Speech Isn’t Improving on Campuses
By Michael McGrady What do you see in the news whenever outlets are reporting on free speech issues on a college campus? Protesters? Disgruntled students and professors of varying political ideologies? Administrators vouching to protect only certain types of speech? Violence against people who have differing opinions?
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Repeal the Debt Limit
“Over the past eight years, high-stakes negotiations in Congress over the federal debt limit have repeatedly brought Washington to the verge of default. We were on opposite sides of these debates, as senior policy advisers to President Obama and Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, and we continue to disagree about taxes and the proper size of government. Yet we both believe that the statutory debt limit has outlived its usefulness as a mechanism for restraining the size of the national debt. Or, put more precisely, we think that whatever residual value the debt limit may have is far outweighed by the risk that a potential U.S. default poses to the global economic order.” [Jason Furman and Rohit Kumar, Wall Street Journal]
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Schools Vulnerable as Cybersecurity Threat Grows
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State and Federal Officials Revisiting School Nutrition Standards
By Leo Doran Education officials in West Virginia are weighing changes to school nutrition policies that would repeal tough state standards and replace them with the minimum federal requirements that are currently on the books.
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Fighting the Workforce Skills Gap
By Connor D. Wolf Economists and policymakers have been in a fierce debate over how best to address the skills gap problem. Some have even argued the problem is overblown and possibly nonexistent. While the debate continues, many employers have been expressing great concern over their ability to get workers with the skills they need.
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Bitcoins Are the Smarter, Safer Future
By Antony Davies and James R. Harrigan The price of a bitcoin recently crossed $3,000 for the first time. While it has since retreated, the price is up almost 30 percent in the past month, and almost 200 percent over the past year. A $100 investment in bitcoins just two years ago would be worth around $1,000 today. By contrast, a $100 investment in gold two years ago would be worth less than $110.
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From Toll Roads to Toll Rivers
By C. Jarrett Dieterle Much of the news coverage stemming from the White House’s recent “infrastructure week,” an effort to push for a $1 trillion infrastructure package, focused on hot-button topics like pipelines and environmental permitting. But President Donald Trump deserves accolades for highlighting a lesser known issue: the deteriorating state of locks and dams along the nation’s inland waterways.
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Reaffirming American Leadership — Freedom, Markets, Security
By Peter Wehner and Thomas Melia The democratic world order that emerged after World War II, thanks in very large measure to American leadership, has contributed to securing peace and expanding prosperity in the United States and around the world. But that order, and the peace and prosperity it has fostered, is now under attack.
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