March 30, 2023
By Cort Casady
There have been 130 mass shootings in the US so far this year, including the tragic Nashville massacre that killed six. Could sensible gun regulation
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March 29, 2023
By Richard Winger
The Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy suggests that sore loser laws could prevent Trump from running as an independent or third-party, but further
March 27, 2023
By Michael E. Makover, MD
The shift towards for-profit healthcare corporations has focused on maximizing profits rather than patient care. But what are the tactics leading to inadequate patient care,
March 25, 2023
By Michael Murray
After the SVB and Signature Bank collapse, mortgage rates dipped while housing starts increased. Though recent data suggest some cautious optimism, housing analysts fear a
March 24, 2023
By Murray Fallk
Declining youth mental health, coupled with its potential link to persistent social media use, begs the question: what can be done to protect teens’ well-being?
March 23, 2023
By Rich Thau and Matt Steffee
In a focus group with Wisconsin swing voters, Engagious prompted questions about tying childcare to the Chips Act, which aims to reduce US reliance on
March 21, 2023
By Amanda Bacon-Davis
Recognizing the difference between unhappiness and disobedience has never been so crucial as last month, the CDC revealed that 42% of high school students reported
March 21, 2023
By Danny Cevallos
Former President Trump could be indicted and arrested in New York County as early as this week. Weighty constitutional issues arise with charging a former
March 20, 2023
By Michael Smerconish and David Handelman
Russia’s war in Ukraine is ratcheting up in its 13th month, but the GOP is peeling away from supporting Ukraine. Where is this heading?
March 17, 2023
By Dan Coonan
St. Patrick’s Day is as much, if not more, an Irish-American holiday as it is Irish. While the day was observed as a holy day
March 16, 2023
By Bob Kosch
Although confinement-based trauma is well-studied and acknowledged, meaningful treatments for these conditions have become back-burner issues for prisoners.
March 14, 2023
By Michael Murray
The Federal Reserve’s efforts to curb inflation might bring a subtle relief in lowering gas and food prices, but for homebuyers and renters, it may
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