Money and Politics: The Dangers of Dark Money By Emily Finkelstein Hazel Millard, a Senior Research and Program Associate in the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center, discuss
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An Analysis of the Trump Administration’s Final Cyber-Focused Executive Order
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The Path to Arab-Israeli Normalization was Forged in Khartoum in 1967
By Abe Silberstein Last month’s news of an agreement toward normalization between Israel and Sudan, long expected since the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain signed the Abraham Accords
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Understanding the US Election System with Tim Naftali & Rhea Almeida
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Understanding US Governance with John Gershman & Ana Raymundo
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Has COVID-19 Invalidated Existing Privacy Protections for Foreign Nationals under U.S. Law?
By Peter Machtiger As governments around the world have rallied to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, many have considered the use of surveillance tools to help monitor and
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A Letter to the Newly Awoken: This Isn’t Spirit Week
By: Alexis Richards Black people have been fighting state-sanctioned systemic oppression for 400 years. Two weeks on Instagram is not enough to change that. On June 4, Twitter
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Fundraising under quarantine: Make an impact from your couch
By Ryan Newberry A pandemic has a powerful way of making ordinary people feel powerless. When the best way to save a life is to just stay home,
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American Healthcare Policy Part 2: Let’s Weigh The (Public) Options
Former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg made the increasingly popular “Medicare For All†plan his own during his recently ended presidential campaign by offering it to “all who want it.â€
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American Health Policy Part 1: A Recap of Where We Have Been
By Emma Watson With the looming presidential election, healthcare has once again surged to the forefront of political conversation. And, every candidate seems to offer a distinct way
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