Scenarios about 'federal policy'
Federal policy refers to laws, regulations, and administrative actions established by a national government that apply to all constituent states, territories, or regions. These policies typically address issues of national importance such as defense, monetary systems, interstate commerce, and social welfare programs. Throughout history, the scope and implementation of federal policies have reflected shifting balances of power between central authorities and local governments, often becoming focal points in debates about governance and sovereignty.
What If Race to The Top Never Happened?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Obama administration never implemented the Race to the Top education initiative, potentially altering the course of American education reform, standardized testing, and federal-state educational relationships.