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Oregon Dropped Graduation Test Requirements. What That Means For Education In The State
Oregon students used to have to pass a basic skills test in order to graduate from high school. This summer, the state dropped the requirement. We hear what that means for education in the state.
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On Point's four-part series profiling Afghans and Americans whose lives have been shaped by two decades of war in Afghanistan.
Special Series: The Prime Effect
A series on how Amazon shapes the global economy and the way we live and work today.
First Person: A Renter Reflects On How Delayed Rental Assistance Shaped Her Life
Charmayne was among the millions of Americans who were behind on their rent. So she turned to emergency rental assistance programs for help.
First Person: How Drought Along The Klamath River Impacts Migratory Birds
'The decisions that we're making now are putting at risk the birds that make their remarkable annual migration through this area. And this is a clear signal that the arteries...
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