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Why the cost of holding prisoners at Guantanamo Bay keeps rising
The cost of running Guantanamo Bay’s prison and court system climbed by nearly $90 million from 2013 to 2018, even though the number of prisoners housed there has fallen. Amna Nawaz talks to The New York Times' Carol Rosenberg about…
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Why extreme climate scenarios no longer seem so unlikely
The United Nations has called climate change the “defining issue of our time.” But new analyses suggest the planet’s temperature will rise by even more than the UN had estimated -- and that warming creates ever-increasing energy consumption due to…
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As price of college rises, how will higher education evolve to be affordable?
As price of college rises, how will higher education evolve to be affordable?…
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Mass. exchange model shows vast coverage for citizens, high care costs for state
Mass. exchange model shows vast coverage for citizens, high care costs for state…
From Bronze to Platinum Plans, What Will New Insurance Exchange Premiums Cost?…
Public Universities Grapple with Money, Technology and Mission…
Will Brown's Vision for High-Speed Rail in California Stay on Track?…
A new government report shows that the rise in health care spending slowed for the second consecutive year. Meanwhile, health insurance premiums continue to climb as workers pay an ever-growing share of the cost. Ray Suarez discusses what's behind these…
Recently, we caught up with economist Robert Shiller outside the admissions office at Yale University, where he's taught economics since 1982. He suggested we waylay a Yale campus tour -- guide and group -- to get their take on inflation.
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