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Post-9/11 GI Bill: 2,881 Days Late and Millions of Dollars Short
Yes, Virginia, there is no grandfather clause.
Read More »Interview: Zahir Islam, Director of the UN World Food Programme’s School Feeding, Bangladesh
School feeding programs are critical to Bangladesh and its quest to end hunger and poverty.
Read More »Black Holes are Racist? Reinventing the Color Wheel
If all goes as planned, we’ve heard the last of Monty Python’s The Black Knight and Ajax' White Knight.
Read More »Interview: Angela Van Rynbach, World Food Programme Country Director for Indonesia
Indonesia is a country recovering from numerous disasters, including the tsunami of 2004. School feeding programs are a key part of the rebuilding process.
Read More »Interview: Elizabeth Pisani, Author Of The Wisdom Of Whores And HIV/AIDS Advocate
"If we don't spend the money on those most at risk what are we really doing to stop the spread of the disease?"
Read More »The Real Price Of Oil
Countries need to start figuring out how to wean us off fossil fuels before it's too late.
Read More »When Political Correctness Meets Automation: A Disaster Of Olympic Proportions
The Wild, Wild, Web: When automation and political correctness root out journalistic dishonesty.
Read More »Iraq, Afghanistan and Sudan Among WFP’s “Hunger Hotspots”
Hunger is attacking Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan, and many other countries around the globe.
Read More »Interview: Dena Jones, World Society for the Protection of Animals, on Bear Farming
Where have the cuddly teddy bears gone? The shocking practice of bear farming.
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