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On Cape Cod in Massachusetts, they’re expecting a record-breaking summer season as tourists freed from pandemic restrictions look to have some fun.
But across the Atlantic, in Rome, Gini Ansuini, who owns a 480-year-old deli, cannot tell how long it will take to get over the 80% falloff in business that he has suffered.
Why We Wrote This
As they begin to emerge from the pandemic, Europe and the U.S. find themselves in different places with different priorities that reflect their values and histories.
As America’s economy sets growth records, Europe has slipped into its second pandemic recession. But there are lessons for governments on both sides of the ocean.
talking about the issue, saying we need to add one month to the school year, citing competitive nest for the united states. also, you have seen it on msnbc, and democratic candidates are talking about the issue as well. so it is your turn this morning to weigh in. what of the problems and solutions? all numbers are on your screen right there. we will get to your calls in just a minute. and remember, you can send us a or an e-mail. let me show you this headline. new york daily news. let s add a month to the school year. year. the president backs and longer school year. then also the front page of the story, the president saying the d.c. public schools don t add up to private education. that is from the present yesterday as well. then there is a the washington post this morning with the headline. democratic candidates blast the gop over education policies, in search of a rallying issue. it looks like candidates in the house and senate races talking about education, hoping t