Revolutionizing Transit: Can A Unified National Pass Transform America’s Public Transportation System?
The prospect of revolutionizing the way we pay for public transit across an entire nation hinges on remarkably straightforward technologies. In fact, the realization of a unified fare payment system spanning an entire country may be closer than one might think, with the potential to come to fruition in as little as four to six years.
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Erdogan’s Victory Defies Predictions Of Downfall: What’s Next For Turkey?
Erdogan’s victory surpasses Ataturk’s record, amid claims of an unfair campaign process. As Erdogan settles into the presidential seat, Abdullah Ayasun examines what lies ahead for Turkey and Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the leader of the opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP).
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Time To Push For Legislation Promoting Cost-Effective Adoption Of Recyclable Packaging By Companies
Scott Benowitz uncovers the significance of recyclable packaging and its pivotal role in building a sustainable future.
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Unbiased And Unafraid: Standing Up For Press Freedom In The Nation’s Capital
Ksenija Pavlovic McAteer reflects on the importance of press freedom in the United States, where she can criticize the White House and question the status quo without fear of reprisals.
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