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As lawmakers develop legal frameworks for AI, they need a clearer understanding of how AI preemption—federal and state law overriding lower level AI rules—affects public interest and community well-being.
In some New York City districts, nearly one in four students experience homelessness Student homelessness in New York City is at a record high.New measures of student poverty solve some challenges—and create others Free and reduced-price lunch status is in decline as a measure of student need, and states are turning to alternatives.Can the private sector help address the global refugee crisis? Conflicts and instability have expelled more than 68 million men, women, and children from their homes around the world.How local philanthropy is addressing Fresno, California’s severe economic inequities Fresno is one of America's youngest, most diverse, and fastest-growing cities, but it also has a high rate of concentrated poverty.How often and where do businesses move? Amazon’s move has sparked debate, but the migration of firms and their corresponding jobs is seen as a barometer of business climate and economic health.