February 2011
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States are unhappy with Medicaid costs, but they’re not willing to surrender federal incentives to cut them.
More states are allowing patrons to bring guns into bars, but what effect will the laws actually have?
The National Alzheimer's Project Act incorporates the state perspective in implementation.
Infrastructure projects were once largely bipartisan, but such efforts have been tied up in partisan battles over the role of government.
Interest in cities that have fallen on hard times in the Midwest and Northeast brings new cachet to living and working in the Rust Belt.
