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How policy is setting the stage for markets in 2026

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The most popular cities to move to in 2026

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The life insurance misconception leaving Americans exposed

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What drivers pay for auto insurance in every state: A monthly cost snapshot

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Is interest in a 4-year college degree drying up? Not really.

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Will federal tax-credit scholarships help public school students?

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Side hustles and skills: How today's college students are redefining success beyond the classroom

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Schools that are good at teaching math are also good in reading — and vice versa

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10 European countries with great study options for US students in 2026

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‘Failing our kids’: Philadelphia’s struggle highlights how young learners nationwide miss out on legally mandated support services

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Many young adults are barely literate despite earning a high school diploma

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Students want schools to incorporate AI in learning, but express some fears

From L-R: Arnav Hingorani, a junior from Desert Mountain High School in Arizona. Ian Son, a senior at Redondo Union High School in California. Neha Palla, a senior at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School in Kentucky, spoke about generative artificial intelligence.

As ICE sweeps up parents across the country, NYC schools step up their support

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More than smarts: How grit and discipline drive real success

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