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... private or religious schooling. Laura Meckler covers education for The Washington Post and joins me now with more. Laura, thank you so much for joining the "News Hour." Could you just start by explaining a little bit more about how this is all going to work and who is eligible?
... For example, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom recently learned that the president intended to issue an order targeting it over its pro bono legal work and its diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. The firm has consequently agreed to review its hiring practices, among other things. The 20 law firms ...
... numbers are too high. Too many people come uncontrolled in our country. And Clinton wise, it's the economy, stupid. The economy really has to work again.Malcolm Brabant: While the Social Democrats and Greens come to terms with the scale of their defeat, the victors must get to grips ...
... U.S. like Amazon, Starbucks, even Zoom asked their workers to return to the office at least half of the week. It's a big shift for millions across the country, many of whom have come to prefer the flexibility of working from home. I recently sat down with Pamela ...
... were reported. A month after the accident, investigators said in a preliminary report that bolts used to help secure the panel were not replaced after work in a Boeing factory. Whitaker said the FAA will review any recommendations that the safety board makes to improve FAA's oversight work. Last ...
So, yes, the CIA runs large technical operations. It has spies around the world, large analytic cadre. Foreign organizations and foreign partners that we work with provide, frankly, the bulk of the information that this government gets. You know, our friends in Britain, our friends around the world, partners we ...
"These restrictions would create a massive cultural shift,” Taske said. “Not only is the Australian government preventing young people from engaging with issues they’re passionate about, but they’re also doing so even if their parents are ok with them using digital services," he said. "Parents know their ...
YIWU, China (AP) — Visitors who bought fridge magnets at Times Square or other tourist hotspots around New York in recent years most likely were purchasing the work of Du Jing or one of her fellow exporters in a small Chinese city that supplies the U.S. and the world with ...
... say the war in Gaza has killed more than 42,000 people, the majority women and children. And Russian President Vladimir Putin recently announced a shift in his country's nuclear policy. That was seen as a warning to the West against allowing Ukraine to strike Russia with long-range ...
... Indeed, the United States in recent years has gradually retreated from its post-World War II role of promoting global free trade and lower tariffs. That shift has been a response to the loss of U.S. manufacturing jobs, widely attributed to unfettered tree trade and an increasingly aggressive China.
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