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  • October 26, 2020 Alice Johnson

    2020 election preview: Democrats make gains in key races

    Throughout much of his presidency, President Trump’s national approval rating has been mired between 40 and 45 percent, trailing the

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  • September 1, 2020 Yanelle Cruz Bonilla

    COVID-19 and the impending housing and eviction crisis

    Housing inequality has been a prevailing issue since long before the coronavirus pandemic: groups including families with children, people with

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  • July 8, 2020 Madison DeLuca

    COVID-19’s impacts on the transportation sector: challenges, federal response, and outlook

    The airline, automobile, and rail industries—as well as the energy industry that powers them all— were hit hard by the

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  • June 4, 2020 Yanelle Cruz Bonilla

    Key 2020 voters: a look at who could sway the presidential election

    Representative of an increasingly diverse country, the American electorate is far from being a monolithic vote, even when broken down

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October 26, 2020 Elections / On the Issues

2020 election preview: Democrats make gains in key races

Throughout much of his presidency, President Trump’s national approval rating has been mired between 40 and 45 percent, trailing the first-term approval ratings of recent presidents who went on to win their reelection bids. His disapproval ratings have routinely topped 50 percent. But even as

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September 1, 2020 Economy / On the Issues

COVID-19 and the impending housing and eviction crisis

Housing inequality has been a prevailing issue since long before the coronavirus pandemic: groups including families with children, people with disabilities, same-sex couples, and transgender individuals have long been victims of housing discrimination. Landlords and rental agents have employed tactics such as showing certain individuals

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July 8, 2020 Economy / Environment / Health Care / On the Issues

COVID-19’s impacts on the transportation sector: challenges, federal response, and outlook

The airline, automobile, and rail industries—as well as the energy industry that powers them all— were hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, as stay-at-home orders and social distancing guidance sharply reduced travel demand. Though the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act attempted to

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June 4, 2020 Elections / On the Issues

Key 2020 voters: a look at who could sway the presidential election

Representative of an increasingly diverse country, the American electorate is far from being a monolithic vote, even when broken down by party. Not only are there stark differences amongst ideologies, but race, gender, age, and location shape how certain groups vote. In 2016, white voters

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May 4, 2020 Education / Health Care / On the Issues / Technology and Cybersecurity

How the ‘homework gap’ leaves students behind during the COVID-19 pandemic

While the COVID-19 pandemic continues its spread across the country, nearly 90 percent of the nation’s 50.8 million public school students have seen an early end to their school year—or, at least, their school building. As of April 23, 41 states, the District of Columbia,

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April 1, 2020 Elections / On the Issues

The Biden comeback: looking back on the Democratic primary

A contested convention? Going into the South Carolina primary election, former Vice President Joe Biden appeared to be a long shot to win the Democratic nomination for president. Despite leading in national polls for most of the primary, Biden placed fourth in the Iowa caucus,

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March 13, 2020 Health Care / On the Issues / Technology and Cybersecurity

Decoding discrimination: unpacking the growing impact of algorithmic bias

Human intelligence is no longer sufficient for processing the growing demand for data-driven decisions, so industry leaders across the private and public sectors hope artificial intelligence (AI) can supplement. Not only can AI streamline decision making and process large quantities of information quickly, but the

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February 12, 2020 On the Issues

Washington in the Information Age

A sign of the times If the internet changed our information consumption from a tropical storm into a hurricane, the recent evolution of online news channels—social media, e-newsletters, podcasts, etc.—elevated it to a Category 5. Of course, not all news is good news. Policy professionals’

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January 17, 2020 Elections / Technology and Cybersecurity

The fight over campaign advertising regulation

Twitter’s new policy and regulations on political campaign advertising have sparked a debate over the boundaries of regulation. The policy applies specifically to Twitter’s paid advertising products and “globally prohibits the promotion of political content.” Political content, in this case, includes content that references a

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