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We typically think of school choice as something that benefits students by helping them find the edu
In the more than 50 years that the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) has been on the books, it has h
With massive U.S. debt and deficits, inflation at a 40‐year high, and popular/political pressure f
Racial classification is ubiquitous in American life. Job applications, university admissions, gover
Generations of people have been taught that population growth makes resources scarcer. In 2021, for
The virus that causes COVID-19 has now become endemic after it first emerged two and a half yea
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Since the early years of the Trump administration, “great power competition” has been Washington’s g
The Taliban has held power in Afghanistan for one year. While the United States and its allies maint
More than a decade ago, Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution gave hope to the Arab world, showing oppre
Why did those opposed to or in favor of the Constitution write under pseudonyms? Why did Occupy Wall
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has produced big changes in NATO and EU states. But shock at Russia’s a
The experiences of black Americans do not fit neatly into our nation’s political culture. As the aut
State‐level drug paraphernalia laws increase the risk of infection or overdose for drug users by pr
Tax policy not only funds governmental efforts but is often itself a driver of policy outcomes.
The digitalization of financial services has made banking and trading more convenient than ever. But
