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Coronavirus
Coronavirus cases are rising again in the US
After weeks of decline followed by a steady plateau, coronavirus cases are rising again in the United States. Deaths are still decreasing, but the country averaged 61,545 cases last week, 11 percent more than the average two weeks earlier. Continue reading →
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Early Education
After-school programs suffer school reopening whiplash
As school districts shift back to in-person learning, after-school care providers are scrambling to fill the gaps in child supervision — just as they did six months ago, when parents needed help caring for kids whose schools had closed. And once again, they’re contending with major logistical challenges on shoestring budgets. Continue reading →
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World
Russia’s Putin pumps up the swagger in swipes at Biden
The most cutting blow lately against Russian President Vladimir Putin was not President Biden's recent “killer” epithet, but the taunt from jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny calling him “grandpa in his bunker.” Cue a state propaganda blitz with 68-year-old Putin portrayed as a dynamic leader with years ahead of him and 78-year-old Biden as a doddering has-been. Continue reading →
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