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Here's How Russia Will Try to Interfere in the 2018 Elections

Russia will threaten U.S. midterm elections in November, although by how much is unclear. Moscow might be more restrained this year, but it could be wilier.

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Public Health Reasons to Tune Into TV's 'Dear White People'

The public health community often focuses on disease-based models of health, where doctors treat a specific disease without considering other aspects of the person's experience. A more holistic approach could account for relationship dynamics, how sexual identities can be fluid and how gender roles can influence sexual decision making.
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How Well Do Math Teachers Follow Common Core State Standards?

Teachers are eager to engage their students in Common Core State Standards for mathematics if they only had the knowledge and tools they need to do so. They need access to high-quality instructional materials and help in distinguishing whether these materials are aligned with the standards.
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A High-Quality Correctional Workforce Is Essential

Correctional staff can have a significant impact not only on the lives of offenders and their chances for successful outcomes, but also on the communities where they reside or to which they will return upon release. An expert panel identified and prioritized ways to address the sector's workforce concerns.
Health Care Payment Approaches

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New York's Proposed Single-Payer Plan Could Expand Coverage Without More Spending

The New York Health Act could provide insurance to all New York State residents without increasing overall spending if administrative costs are reduced and growth in provider payment rates is restrained. New taxes, instead of premiums and out-of-pocket payments, would finance the program.

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Approaching a 'New Normal': What the Drone Attack in Venezuela Portends
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Freedom of the Internet 'Press'
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Many Americans Follow Nontraditional Paths to Retirement
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Building Resilience in an Urban Coastal Environment

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It's easier to answer [questions about fitness tracker data privacy] when it comes to missing persons cases or if people are really in trouble. But there are complicated questions around this technology we carry everywhere in our pockets.
Brian A. Jackson

Senior Physical Scientist
Source: Runner's World
If you were having a heart attack, for example, choosing the hospital with the highest rating could be a bad idea if that hospital is all the way across town. You would be better off going to the closest hospital that's good enough if they can take care of you as soon as possible.
Mark W. Friedberg

Senior Physician Policy Researcher
Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune
Intelligence officers, as Putin once was, know they must adapt and improve their tradecraft to stay ahead of adversaries. So it may be with Kremlin election ploys this year.
William Courtney

Adjunct Senior Fellow
Source: Fox News
Since St. John's wort is not a drug, the dosage and strain is not the same across all these studies, so it's hard to know what the true effect is. There still needs to be more research.
Eric Apaydin

Adjunct Policy Researcher
Source: Tonic
It is imperative that counterterrorism specialists begin planning a robust response to the threat [of weaponized drones], not only in terms of detection and counter-measure technology, but also the training necessary to defend against attacks.
Colin P. Clarke

Senior Political Scientist
Source: Foreign Policy Research Institute

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RAND Corporation Provides Objective Research Services and Public Policy Analysis

Here's How Russia Will Try to Interfere in the 2018 Elections

Public Health Reasons to Tune Into TV's 'Dear White People'

How Well Do Math Teachers Follow Common Core State Standards?

A High-Quality Correctional Workforce Is Essential

New York's Proposed Single-Payer Plan Could Expand Coverage Without More Spending

Approaching a 'New Normal': What the Drone Attack in Venezuela Portends

Freedom of the Internet 'Press'

Many Americans Follow Nontraditional Paths to Retirement

Building Resilience in an Urban Coastal Environment

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