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- Is There Really a 'New Face' of Homelessness?
- In the February issue of Governing, I have a story about the rise of family homelessness in the United States. Over the past couple years, ...
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- Health Reform: The Beginning of the End?
- What does Scott Brown's victory mean for the future of President Obama's health reform agenda? In the immediate aftermath of Tuesday's vote, ...
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- Open Government: One Year Later
- One year ago, President Obama released his Open Goverment memo, encouraging more transparency. How much progress has been made one year later? Chris Quigley, founder ...
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- Mississippi University for Women -- for Men Too
- When I go on a long car ride, I always end up with a long mental list of things to look up on Google or ...
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- Would health reform be good for Massachusetts?
- All eyes are on Massachusetts special Senate election, which pits Republican state senator Scott Brown against Democratic attorney general Martha Coakley. Brown has sought to ...
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- Health Reform: The End Game
- For the next 2-3 weeks, Washington will be consumed by one thing -- health reform. Although the House only returned to work yesterday (and the ...
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- Hometown History: Syracuse
- While on assignment in Syracuse last week, I did what I always do: drive around to see the old neighborhood and my favorite places in ...
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- Why Every City Supervisor Should Say the F-word in Public Meetings
- San Francisco City Supervisor Chris Daly is getting a lot of attention for his New Year's resolution to drop the F-bomb at every city ...
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- New Species of Cockroach in NYC: The Jokes Write Themselves
- New York City has shed its pop-culture image as a dingy, dirty burg where all the streets have rats and all the apartments are full ...
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- How Exactly Will Health Reform Affect the States?
- Despite the renewed attention on counterterrorism, health reform promises to be the issue that will consume Washington's attention this month, as negotiators from the ...
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