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Ukrainian Resistance to Russian Disinformation
A close look at Ukraine's response to Russian disinformation provides insights into how other countries can prepare for and counter false narratives and propaganda during conflict.

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How to Make the Most of the Kursk Gambit
Ukraine's bold incursion into Russia's Kursk region may not be enough to deliver an absolute military victory for Kyiv. However, the Kursk offensive may work to Ukraine's advantage at the negotiating table.
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How to Support Student Reading in Grades 3–8
Grade 3–8 teachers estimate that more than 40 percent of their students always or nearly always have trouble reading the written content in their instructional materials. What's missing from teachers' toolkits to support these older readers?
Article
How to Manage Escalation with Nuclear Adversaries Like China
The United States needs a theory of victory that explains how it plans to win a potential future war with China without triggering a nuclear war. Three historical crises that played out under the shadow of nuclear weapons hold some important lessons.
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Equity and Social Policy: Q&A with Jessica Welburn Paige
Jessica Welburn Paige, a behavioral and social scientist, focuses on questions of race and inequality. In this interview, she discusses how AI programs being used to monitor students for suicide risk could compromise student privacy and harm vulnerable students.

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