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- Race to the Top's First Round Winners
- The U.S. Department of Education announced the first winners of Race to the Top, the $4.35 billion grant program encouraging states to make big reforms ...
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- How to Apologize Like Tiger Woods
- We all make mistakes. If it's a really big mistake (say, an unauthorized "hike along the Appalachian trail") and you're an ...
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- Suburban Poverty and the Geography Problem
- I'm working on a story for an upcoming issue of Governing that takes a look at the increasing rates of poverty in suburbs across ...
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- Will Health Reform Result in Financial Armageddon?
- That, basically, is the question taken up by health economists Michael Chernew and Katherine Baicker and Dr. John Hsu in their latest New England Journal ...
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- Ultimate Fighting + 2010 Census = ?
- A promising innovation? That seems to be what Nevada thinks. In last month's issue of Governing, my colleague Josh Goodman examined how state local ...
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- In Los Angeles, Avoiding the Risks of the Status Quo
- I tend to think that one mistake people often make (in business, in government, in life in general) is to assume that maintaining the status ...
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- The Wire(s) in Denver
- Governing writer John Buntin and I were in Denver in February to look into that city's use of DNA testing as a means of ...
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- Mapping State Efforts to Nullify Health Reforms
- One of the most controversial tactics in the fight against health reform has been the conservative push to nullify health reform at the state level. ...
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- Boots on the Ground (Or, Adventures with David Kidd)
- David Kidd is behind the camera, capturing John Buntin interviewing Sonny Jackson, public information officer with Denver Police Department. Governing has long been committed to ...
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- Undemocratic Towns and Doughnut Holes
- Governing announced the winner of our state and local government journalism award, the Hal Hovey award, last month.
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