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The 5 things Trump gets most wrong about MS-13

Hannah Dreier/ProPublica
June 25, 2018

How the case for voter fraud was tested and failed

Jessica Husemann/ProPublica
June 20, 2018

Unwieldy health costs often stand between teachers and better paychecks

Emmarie Huetteman, Kaiser Health News
June 19, 2018

After Santa Fe shooting, Texas governor wants to put more counselors in schools. Educators say that’s not enough.

Paul Cobler/The Texas Tribune
June 12, 2018

With the rise of legal marijuana, drug education moves from “Don’t” to “Delay”

Carrie Feibel, KQED
June 7, 2018

U.S. Supreme Court calls legal challenge in undocumented teenager’s abortion case “moot”

Emma Platoff/The Texas Tribune
June 5, 2018

Watch COD President Ann Rondeau deliver commencement address at Rosalind Franklin University

Courier staff
June 1, 2018

After Santa Fe, 54 percent of Texas parents support arming teachers

Emma Platoff/The Texas Tribune
June 1, 2018

How wealthier students benefit from art, music and theater over the summer while poor kids miss out

Matt Barnum/Chalkbeat
May 30, 2018

UN Ambassador Nikki Haley visits University of Houston campus, sparks pro-Palestine protest

UWire
May 25, 2018

Column: Five semesters of covering diversity and inclusion initiatives at COD

Vandy Manyeh, News Editor
May 15, 2018

Architecture student creates a model for an ‘open-space’ in Chicago

Vandy Manyeh, News Editor
May 15, 2018

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