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If McMahon aligns with the America First Policy Institute and related super PAC, “it seems that ending DEI and accreditation reform are on top of her list, along with promoting vocational education,” said John Aubrey Douglass, a senior research fellow and research professor of public policy and higher education at the UC Berkeley Center for Studies in Higher Education.

Ultimately it seems that while small-scale and grassroots efforts on a community level are fantastic and vital — and should be promoted and encouraged — substantial, lasting improvements in food waste lie in both systemic and cultural shifts.

From Salon

"At this point we can only speculate, but it seems that IOPs seem better suited to veterans than to active service members," Marcantoni says.

While the creative language sheds little daylight on what those programs actually entail, it seems that Musk wants to take the axe to a range of scientific projects sponsored by the government that he may or may not understand and which add up to far less than any federal entitlement program.

From Salon

Instead, it seems that Trump cares about having Kennedy’s support—and that he doesn’t care to think too much about public health matters, despite the recent overhaul of American society by a major pandemic or the continued fallout of a seismic shift in reproductive health access in the country, with life-or-death implications.

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