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The Coming Battle over NCLB Exemptions

As many as 39 states have asked about waivers for the law’s 2014 deadline.

Will school buses across the country start selling advertising space?

Football records probably aren’t an ideal way to judge a candidate, but in this case, they may give an accurate picture.

The Kansas governor appears to be waging war against low-income families in his state.

Ohio voters regret their decision to elect Kasich, which leaves the tough-acting governor with quite a balancing act.

Gay marriage is one part of a larger fight for civil rights across the country.

The former U.S. Senate candidate once seemed to a have a bright future. Things have since dimmed considerably.

A study by two economists sheds doubt on whether right-to-work laws are all they’re cracked up to be.

A roundup of the latest news from states across the country.

A Florida lawmaker leaves the group’s stamp on her bill and hopes no one notices.