ReConnect, to be fair, is just one component of solving this big problem, but all of this new broadband infrastructure does not do a bit of good if people cannot access it, but also if people cannot afford it.
Warnock discusses the need for affordable access to broadband infrastructure.
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I am still trying to figure out who this 'we' is, for whom are you speaking when you say we do not need it.
It is unconscionable that with all the resources we have in the United States of America, 13.8 million children are food insecure.
Georgians and Americans in nine other states cannot afford to wait around for state leaders to make the right choice.
Are extreme hunger and food insecurity good for kids' nutritional outcomes? Does it help with learning?
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