COVID-19 has created many different challenges for families, school choice helps mitigate that. Leverage policymaking takes a hit.

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Although improving relations between Israel and any Arab state should help moderate regional conflict, attempting to whitewash the United Arab Emirates, a repressive, militaristic dictatorship, is dangerous and dishonest.

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Families are in need of educational options now more than ever as we deal with the coronavirus pandemic.

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It sounds like a mafia tactic, but “leverage policymaking” is all too real for companies tied up in federal court. Will Yeatman and Caleb O. Brown discuss the problem with policymaking without underlying legislation and deliver some promising recent pushback.

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