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1.2 million Texas voters are on a ‘suspense list.’ Here’s what that actually means.

N.W.A. ContributorSeptember 30, 2026

The phrase sounds alarming: 1.2 million Texas voters are on the state's voter-registration “suspense list.” But it does not mean 1.2 million people have been removed from the voter rolls — a distinction election experts say is especially importan... Read More...

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Insured but still unable to afford care: The hidden crisis facing rural America

N.W.A. ContributorSeptember 19, 2026

Rising premiums, higher deductibles and financially struggling hospitals are leaving rural families with fewer healthcare options.... Read More...

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Before the storm: Why preparing your family starts long before hurricane season

N.W.A. ContributorJuly 25, 2026

Emergency management leaders say disaster preparedness starts with everyday habits—and the best time to build them is long before a storm is in the forecast.... Read More...

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Reshaping How Families Understand Climate Change

N.W.A. ContributorJuly 19, 2026

For years, climate change has often been explained through scientific measurements, rising global temperatures and long-term projections. But speakers during an American Community Media national briefing said those conversations are becoming more me... Read More...

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As AI Changes Education, Where Should We Draw the Line?

N.W.A. ContributorJune 23, 2026

Rep. Jolanda Jones Says Technology Should Support Learning—Not Replace Critical Thinking Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday life, transforming how students research, write and solve problems. But as schools and famili... Read More...

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Colombia’s Election Reflects a Larger Debate About Democracy Across Latin America

N.W.A. ContributorJune 13, 2026

According to scholars and journalists participating in an American Community Media (ACOM) briefing held on June 12, the election reflects broader questions confronting democracies across Latin America: How should governments respond to rising insecurity? How can democratic institutions rebuild public trust? And what happens when citizens no longer believe government is solving their most urgent problems?... Read More...

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