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Six states, including Utah, Oregon, Vermont, Tennessee, Mississippi, and New Jersey, have enacted new laws this year to combat chronic absenteeism by implementing measures such as mandatory attendance monitoring, public data reporting, and penalties for parents. These laws aim to address missed school days by requiring interventions, tracking unexcused absences, and increasing accountability for guardians of chronically absent students.

The DC Peace Team trains residents as nonviolent peacekeepers amid increased federal enforcement in D.C., which has seen 20,000 arrests since April, with 60% of arrested individuals having no criminal record. The organization focuses on restorative justice, community violence intervention, and peace education, having trained over 12,000 unarmed civilian peacekeepers since 2010.

The Trump administration implemented significant changes to science policy, including terminating funded projects and altering university reimbursement practices, which faced legal challenges leading to policy reversals. Federal civil servants and academic researchers were affected, with courts citing violations of the Administrative Procedures Act.

A new report from FutureEd argues that K-12 schools need to prioritize career navigation over the 'college for all' mindset to help students explore diverse career pathways. The report highlights challenges like counselor shortages, a crowded credential market, and unrealistic career aspirations among Gen Z, such as pursuing professional content creation.

A Georgetown University study examines the impact of AI chatbots on students' creative thinking and writing abilities. Rebecca Winthrop, an AI and education expert, discusses the findings with Michel Martin.

Newly released state enrollment data indicates significant ObamaCare coverage losses in multiple states due to Congress's refusal to renew enhanced subsidies. Analysis from Georgetown University shows many individuals canceled coverage or failed to pay premiums after enrolling in 2026.

Montana plans to enforce President Donald Trump’s Medicaid work requirements ahead of the federal deadline, aiming to address budget challenges. The policy changes, part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, require Medicaid enrollees to work or attend school 80 hours monthly, raising concerns about reduced coverage and strained healthcare access.

Montana is implementing President Trump's Medicaid work requirements ahead of the federal deadline, exacerbating budget challenges and healthcare access issues. The state faces criticism over potential Medicaid enrollment drops and strained healthcare systems due to low payments and staffing shortages.

Dr. Evan Medeiros, a former top U.S. government advisor on Asia-Pacific affairs and current Georgetown University professor, predicts that the current stability in U.S.-China relations will not endure. He highlights his extensive experience in U.S. national security and policy roles to underscore his assessment.

Dr. Evan Medeiros, a Georgetown University professor and former senior Asia adviser to President Obama, comments on China-US stability concerns. The article highlights his extensive background in US-China relations and Asia-Pacific policy.

Spirit Airlines shut down, leaving budget-conscious travelers to struggle in finding affordable flights, as rising jet fuel costs and increasing competition affect the commercial aviation industry. The demise of Spirit Airlines has made it difficult for low-cost carriers to operate. Traditional carriers can generate revenue through premium cabins and membership rewards, making it harder for budget airlines to compete solely on price.

US President Donald Trump is set to arrive in Beijing for a summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, with China's reception expected to be warm and ceremonial. The visit comes at a restless moment for the world, with concerns about war, trade, and artificial intelligence. The meeting is seen as an opportunity for China to negotiate from a position of strength.

Prescription drug coupons offered by manufacturers may have hidden costs, especially for people with insurance, and their use has slowed down in recent years despite rising prescription drug costs. Patients without insurance can save money using these coupons, but they have limitations and guidelines. The decision to accept a coupon is complicated and depends on individual circumstances.

Olivia Enos joined RFA's board in April 2026. She is a Senior Fellow at Hudson Institute specializing in human rights and national security issues in Asia, and an adjunct professor at Georgetown University. Her background includes roles at the Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation and the Heritage Foundation.

The article discusses an upcoming panel discussion on vertical integration in health care and mentions lawsuits alleging health insurers defrauded Medicare. The event will be moderated at Georgetown University. Lawsuits take a long time to litigate.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib and former ADC board member Dr. Ed Hasan have accused the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) of mishandling sexual harassment claims and retaliating against whistleblowers. Tlaib alleged the ADC failed to address her past harassment, while Hasan claimed he was removed from the board after demanding an independent investigation into governance and harassment issues. The ADC, a prominent Arab-American advocacy group involved in anti-Israel campus protests, has apologized for past incidents but denied false claims and maintained a zero-tolerance harassment policy.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib criticized the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) for mishandling past sexual harassment allegations, including her own experience. Former ADC board member Dr. Ed Hasan accused the organization of retaliatory removal after raising concerns with the DC attorney general’s office and demanded an independent investigation.

President Donald Trump has used naval blockades to pressure Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba, but Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz and its military capabilities create a more complex scenario. Experts debate the effectiveness of these blockades, noting that Iran's strategic leverage and economic risks to the global economy, including U.S. gas prices, may force a resolution.

A group of seven law professors, including Ilan Wurman and Randy Barnett, are supporting President Donald Trump's effort to narrow birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment. They argue originalist interpretations warrant reconsideration of the constitutional provision, facing skepticism from Supreme Court justices.

Georgetown University professor Jonathan Brown faced backlash for dismissing concerns about Muslim rape gangs with 'get over it' responses on X, leading to his removal from his department chair position and account privacy. His remarks also included controversial comments on Iran and Israel, prompting university and governmental scrutiny.