Brief #113 – Elections & Politics Policy Brief
by Ian Milden

North Carolina has had competitive statewide races in recent years. While Republicans have won more consistently in federal races, Democrats have managed to win some of the statewide offices, such as the Governor’s office, on a consistent basis.

Brief #112 – Elections & Politics Policy Brief
by Inijah Quadri

The impact is profound: elections become less competitive, voter disillusionment rises, and elected officials face less accountability.

Brief #111 – Elections & Politics Policy Brief
by William Bourque

The GOP can’t seem to keep members in line or maintain a united front on anything, which makes it hard to imagine they have any chance of keeping the House or flipping the Senate. As always, we expect the presidency to be close…even if Trump runs from behind bars.

Brief #102 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Aziza Taslaq

In Jenin, a resilient city in the West Bank, we find Ahmad, a soul molded by the complexities of life and the echoes of a turbulent past.

Brief #101 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Ibrahim Castro

Israel’s war on the strip has resulted in the deaths of over 13,000 Palestinian civilians, with thousands more missing and believed to be…

Brief #152 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by Arvind Salem

This method of content delivery caters to the modern viewer’s preference for binge-watching, thereby creating a new norm in media consumption.

Brief #58 – Economic Policy Brief
by Arvind Salem

A week before the strike ended, an analysis found that the strike cost the economy $9.3 billion, meaning that by the time it ended its cost to the U.S. economy was likely well over $10 billion.