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The president's war on progressive policies presents a dilemma for almost every big-city mayor in America. But attacking urban areas also carries big risks for the president.
In much of the country, states are offering localities less financial help than they were before the recession. That won't change anytime soon.
As dozens of cities try to emulate Sweden's success, they're learning what works and what doesn't.
The states and cities expanding early education have wrestled with the question of what qualifies as "universal."
Democrats are preparing to fight the new administration's policies like Trump's pick to lead the EPA fought Obama's: with lawsuit after lawsuit. But can Democratic AGs make a difference with their diminished numbers?