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Hundreds Killed in Sri Lanka Bombing On Easter Sunday, 253 people–including at least 45 children, 42 foreign nationals, and three police officers–were killed in a […]
Month: April 2019
Villages of Reconciliation
This week’s story update on the Election Central Web examines efforts in Rwanda to promote reconciliation from a tragic past event. A quarter-century ago, the […]
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New Gene Therapy Trials Underway Do you think scientists should be allowed to modify the genetic material of human beings? What if you had a […]
YOU DECIDE: Who Should Pay to Fix Notre Dame?
On April 15, the 800-year-old Notre Dame cathedral was partially destroyed by a fire. Built during medieval times, the cathedral is a quintessential symbol of […]
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Medical Fraud Scam Unveiled You’ve probably already heard about the recent college admissions scandal that rocked U.S. higher education. But last week, 24 people also […]
Big Changes for DHS
Last week, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielson announced that she was resigning from her position. This announcement comes in the midst of rising tensions […]
Colleges Face New Challenges Over Race for Admissions
This week’s story update on the Election Central Web looks at a problem that Texas Tech University is facing regarding the use of race in […]
Every Person, Counted
This week’s story update on the Election Central Web provides information on the upcoming 2022 Census Report data gathering. The 2020 census is coming up. […]
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Next Steps for FIRST STEP? In February, Election Central took a look at the new FIRST STEP Act, which was signed into law by the […]
“A Portrait of Persistence”
Did you know that March was National Women’s History Month? In 1987, Congress designated every March as an annual recognition of women’s history and achievements. […]