State Affairs CEO @evanburns says more Americans believe we'll colonize the Moon than fix K-12 education, and explains why: "More Americans believe that we're going to colonize the Moon than actually fix K-12 education, which is nuts. It's because people believe that policy is so calcified, they think it's not moving." "They don't realize if we could understand where it's moving and where the opportunity to engage was, we could actually make real change happen." "The first obstacle we had to fix was how do you take all the information that's all over the place? A lot of it's not online. A lot of it's disparate. And build that into one knowledge graph where everything's connected." "Who are the elected officials? What are all the hearings? What's all the legislation that's happening?" "Then we invested in journalists that we actually put in state houses around the country to do nonpartisan coverage of the things that aren't captured in data. We also put folks that work in the data space in state houses, gathering data that's not publicly available online."

Home Affairs' Parliamentary Panel to discuss crimes against children, implementation of schemes in the Northeast on September 23 Read @ANI Story | #crimeagainstchildren# #homeministery# #northeast#

Current Affairs Editor-in-Chief @NathanJRobinson joins Will Cain on Fox News to explain why Democratic socialists aren’t excited about a 2028 field led by Kamala Harris or Pete Buttigieg.

Cultural Affairs Officer Sunshine Ison visited Gunma’s Takasaki City to share America250 with 110 junior high students and meet the inspiring team at Kurabuchi English Village, where educators including young Americans help connect local youth with the world while supporting a community tackling depopulation.