Policy Archive
Archives for September 2024
561 research papers in, the case for degrowth is still weak.
Preliminary data shows a negative impact on Black enrollment at some universities.
Apparently, when you are a Republican political candidate you can say literally anything.
Hill was subject to a violent traffic stop that put another spotlight on police brutality.
Both candidates say they’ll cut taxes — but for whom?
Whether the US bans it everywhere could be up to the next president.
First Jennifer and James Crumbley were charged; now it’s Colin Gray, father of the Apalachee school shooting suspect.
Apalachee High School in Georgia is the latest in a long list of school shootings. Here’s what experts say can help.
The DOJ’s case about rent collusion might have huge implications for high prices.
From granola bars to chips, more studies are revealing that UPFs are tied to diseases like cancer and depression.
The largest mass transit system in the United States is overdue for an upgrade.
Israel’s attacks on Gaza created conditions for polio to spread. Now, a vaccination campaign is racing against time.
EVs help reduce greenhouse emissions. But too many used gas-guzzlers could make that impossible.
The US military’s recruiting crisis, explained.