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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- It's been over a week since the winter storm, and while a lot of snow has been cleared, there's still more to go. On Wednesday, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker announced a ...

The Nasdaq Foundation's Economic Opportunity Grant Program drives impact through five key areas—regional revitalization and rural wealth building, access to capital, employee and community ownership, ...

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(NewsNation) — The Office of Personnel Management finalized a rule Thursday giving the president more power to fire thousands of career federal employees, aligning with Project 2025’s recommendations.

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Policymakers can look to the Focus on Learning Act, a bipartisan bill that was first introduced in the 118th Congress to create a similar grant program and study that would support schools in creating ...