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Cities Paying Millions to Get Out of Bad Bank Deals
Chicago is the latest example of the many local and state governments that are haunted by interest rate swap agreements they made before the Great Recession.
The Paradoxical Truth About Efficiency Commissions
Many states have them, but few evaluate whether efficiency commissions are themselves efficient.
The Classroom Racial Gap Hits an All-Time High
Minority students became the majority this year, but most teachers are still white. Policymakers are seeking for ways to get and keep more minority teachers.
To Save or Not to Save Obamacare? States Split as King v. Burwell Kicks Off
States can help keep health insurance affordable even if the U.S. Supreme Court rules against Obamacare subsidies. But only some are willing.
