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There’s a lot being done with the Clean Water money under ARRA. Too bad that oversight has fallen short.
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The second round of Race to the Top applications are in. Now thirty-five states await the results.
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Will the federal stimulus drive up health care costs?
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Two new reports from the Government Accountability Office track spending and oversight of Recovery Act dollars.
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Aimee Guidera, executive director of the Data Quality Campaign, believes that the Recovery Act focus on educational data is transformational.
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Are rural states that complain about the standards for receiving Race to the Top educational funding simply trying to get the cash, without holding to the same high standards as apply to the rest of the country?
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Cities only received about 3 percent of the dollars allocated in the first round of Recovery Act broadband grants. University of Illinois Professor Karen Mossberger (left) questions the wisdom of this decision.
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Rural state education officials are meeting this week to discuss what they can do to improve education for their students.
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Public transportation projects generate more jobs per dollar spent than highway projects. But is that a good thing?
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Because of some possible limitations of electronic health records, medical providers might lose as much data as they retain.
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