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The Implications of the George Santos’ Indictment

Brief #78 – Elections & Politics Policy
by Ian Milden

On May 10th, Congressman George Santos (R-NY) was indicted by federal prosecutors on charges of money laundering, wire fraud, theft of public funds, and making false statements to the government.

The Race to ’24: Trump and his detractors, how the Republican field is shaping up

Brief #79 – Elections & Politics Policy
by Abigail Hunt

The 2024 Presidential election is pivotal – will we be able to continue the democratic policies of the past four years?… It is too early to say which of the candidates will cement the nomination, though DeSantis’s fundraising capabilities and name recognition give him an early advantage.

For Republicans, “Parent Choice” is About Power, not Freedom

Brief #83 – Education Policy
by Rudolph Lurz

During a debate in the 2021 Virginia gubernatorial campaign, Terry McAuliffe… stated, “I don’t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach.”

An Update on Foreign Military Support for Ukraine

Brief #77 – Foreign Policy
by Yelena Korshunov

European leaders agreed on the transfer of new large packages of military aid to Kyiv… will the new round of arms deliveries to Ukraine make the country ready for a counteroffensive?

Important Tech Accountability Measures in California May Get Picked Up by Congress

Brief #88 – Technology Policy
by Mindy Spratt

Two measures being considered by the California State Legislature would rein in egregious practices by tech companies that critics have long complained about.

The End of Title 42 and a New Beginning for Immigration Policy

Brief #133 – Immigration Policy
by Arvind Salem

On May 11th at 11:59 PM EDT, a pandemic-era immigration policy deriving from a law known as Title 42 expired after being in effect for over 3 years.

An Early Look at the 2024 Race for the Republican Presidential Nomination

Brief #77 – Elections & Politics Policy
by Ian Milden

The race for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination has started to develop.

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The Race to ’24: Trump and his detractors, how the Republican field is shaping up

Brief #79 – Elections & Politics Policy
by Abigail Hunt

The 2024 Presidential election is pivotal – will we be able to continue the democratic policies of the past four years?… It is too early to say which of the candidates will cement the nomination, though DeSantis’s fundraising capabilities and name recognition give him an early advantage.

An Early Look at the 2024 Race for the Republican Presidential Nomination

Brief #77 – Elections & Politics Policy
by Ian Milden

The race for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination has started to develop.

Democrats Missed Opportunities with Latino Voters

Brief #2—Campaign News
By Linda F. Hersey
Neither Joe Biden nor Donald Trump addressed adequately the most significant issues facing Latinos in the United States is the blunt assessment of Kristina Sosa, a bilingual caseworker in California, about Election 2020.

Election Legal Challenges Part 1 Pennsylvania, Arizona, Michigan

Brief #1—Campaign News
By William Borque
In Pennsylvania, President Trump launched a lawsuit to stop counting the votes in key counties still counting votes

5 Key States Show a Close Presidential Race

Brief #9—Presidential Campaign Update
By Linda F. Hersey
President Donald Trump’s recent comments to the press about what his next move will be if he loses the presidency to Democrat Joe Biden underscores the nervousness of the Trump team just days before the Election.

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Help Wanted: Seeking Support for Unaccompanied Children

Brief #147 – Social Justice Policy
by Steve Piazza

This is the second part of a report on how child labor laws are failing to protect minors from work related abuses and the implications that has for their education.

Child Labor Laws are Not Meant to Be Broken

Brief #146 – Social Justice Policy
by Steve Piazza

Child labor laws have been in place in the U.S. since the signing of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 (FLSA). Protections against abuses such as excessive hours worked and hazardous jobs are governed both by federal and state regulations.

The Current Status of Congressional Efforts to Pass Gun Control Legislation

Brief #145 – Social Justice Policy
by Inijah Quadri

Gun control legislation has been a contentious issue in the United States for decades. As the debate surrounding the Second Amendment and its implications for American society continues, we will provide a thorough, fact-based analysis of the current status of congressional efforts to pass gun control legislation.

A New Standard For Homelessness Prevention Programs

Brief #144 – Social Justice Policy
by Caroline Howard

Like many places in the United States, King County, Washington has had a persistent and increasing Homelessness problem for years. As of 2020, 11,751 people were experiencing homelessness in the county, and the number has only continued to grow due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Primer on US Immigration Policy

Brief #143 – Social Justice
By Inijah Quadri

Immigration policy and border control in the United States have long been contentious and divisive issues in American politics and society. The United States has a long history of immigration, with millions of people from around the world coming to the country seeking a better life, freedom, and opportunity.

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