Why we shouldn't panic about the U.S. deficit, international collaboration on maritime issues, and punishment approaches in schools.
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September 22, 2023

Student protests in support of a Black Groves High School student, who was jailed due to a probation violation of not keeping up with her online schoolwork.
What does the research say about how to reduce student misbehavior in schools?
 

In response to concerning reports of increasing student misbehavior, lawmakers in at least eight states across America are working to make it easier for teachers and principals to suspend misbehaving students from school. Rachel M. Perera and Melissa Kay Diliberti explain how effective these measures actually are and what schools can do differently.

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U.S. Treasury Department building exterior.
No need to panic about the budget deficit
 

The U.S. budget deficit is on track to be much bigger this year than last year for a host of reasons. How worried should we be about this? Louise Sheiner unpacks the deficit rise and what it means for the trajectory of U.S. federal debt.  

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Waves in the Atlantic Ocean
The promise of a free and open Atlantic
 

32 Atlantic countries have come together to collaborate on key maritime issues, including illegal fishing, piracy, and environmental degradation. Bruce Jones and Daniel S. Hamilton discuss the potential of this new partnership and the challenges ahead.

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