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Nordics Consistently Lead The World In Gender Equality
Nordics Consistently Lead The World In Gender Equality
For the 17th consecutive time, the World Economic Forum has named Iceland the most gender-equal country in the world.
This is according to the Global Gender Gap Report 2026, which was released earlier this week.
Iceland is the only country to have closed its gender gap by more than 90 percent and one of only four economies that have consistently been in the top 10 since the index's inception in 2006.
As Statista's Felix Richter reports, aside from Iceland, these are Finland, Norway and Sweden,...
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Authored by Jonathan Turley,
The Chicago Public Schools are facing a major truancy problem…among teachers.
The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) was up in arms over suggestions that classes should be held on May 1 when teachers wanted to be out protesting.
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