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Jennifer Lawrence Confirms Katniss Return in Hunger Games Prequel

After nearly a year of speculation, the original star is back — here is what was confirmed, what is still unknown, and why the casting fits the book.

Aleksandr Komarov

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NWTI Hosts Training Funding Luncheon: What Employers Should Ask

Northwest Technical Institute and the Arkansas Office of Skills Development meet Thursday. Here is how an employer can use the session.

Henrik Larsen

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Policy vs. Politics: What Separates the Rule From the Fight

Politics decides who holds power and what gets debated. Policy is the fine print that actually changes how the government acts.

Henrik Larsen

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How Campaigns Work: How Campaigns Decide Where to Spend Money and Time

Targeting, canvassing, and the arithmetic of persuasion, explained without the hype.

Henrik Larsen

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Deficit vs. Debt: What Each Term Means and Why the Difference Matters

The deficit is a yearly gap between revenue and spending; the debt is the running total owed. Knowing which is which changes how fiscal news reads.

Valentina Sokolov

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Debt Ceiling History — How the Debt Ceiling Standoff Ends: Historical Paths to Resolution

Past debt ceiling standoffs have ended in a plain raise, a temporary suspension, or a rule change. A look at 1953, 2011, and the modern era shows the well-worn exits.

Valentina Sokolov

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How the Debt Ceiling Differs From the Deficit — and Why It Matters

The deficit is the yearly gap between spending and revenue. The debt ceiling is a legal cap on total federal borrowing. Here is how the two differ, and why mixing them up makes every budget standoff harder to follow.

Valentina Sokolov