How Wars in the Middle East and Ukraine Fuel the Global Food Crisis
With all first-world eyes focused on resolving the Israel-Hamas and Russo-Ukrainian wars, just what will happen to those nations struggling?
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Sara Chan
- Sep 8
- 5 min
Is Cash Bail Constitutional? This Federal Judge Certainly Thinks So.
Long-Pending Lawsuit That Claims Bail is Unfair to Poor People
Finally Ends in U.S. District Court.
Jett James Pruitt
- Sep 5
- 7 min
The Pruitt Report: The One Voter Issue That Could Lead The GOP Into Extinction
Just When Will the GOP Realize the Long-Term Consequences of Pushing Young Voters Away?
Madie Aughinbaugh
- Aug 16
- 3 min
Lahaina’s Banyan Tree: A Symbol of Hope Amidst Hawai’i’s Wildfires
What This Famous Landmark Means To The World As Maui Faces Its Darkest Hour.
Erika Olson, Krystina Kohler & Beverley Ebersold
- Aug 10
- 4 min
Milwaukee Is Close To Ending Family Homelessness. Here’s How They Did It.
Using U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH) Guidelines, Milwaukee Would Be The First City In The Nation To Achieve This Goal.
Sara Chan
- Aug 3
- 4 min
The Voting Rights Act: 58 Years Later
Just How Far Have We Come Protecting The Voting Rights of Black Communities?
Andrew Flynn
- Aug 1
- 3 min
What is the Role of Climate Scenarios in the Investment Process?
How Climate Scenario Analysis Can Support Long-Term Investment Strategies For Global Financial Institutions.
Jett James Pruitt
- Jul 29
- 4 min
Can a State or Federal Prisoner Run for President? Yes, and Here's Why.
How the Story of Eugene V. Debs Offers Strange Insight Into President Trump's Potential 2024 "Prison Cell" Re-Election Campaign.
Sara Chan
- Jul 24
- 2 min
California Bill Requiring Incarcerated Parents to be Housed Near Children Signed Into Law
New "Keep Families Close Law" Requires Incarcerated Parents to be Placed in the Correctional Facility That's Closest to Their Child's Home.
Jett James Pruitt
- Jul 19
- 5 min
The Pruitt Report: Watching the Rise of ‘Yoonism’ in South Korea
How President Yoon Suk-yeol is Reshaping South Korea to be a Bulwark of Global Democracy.
Jett James Pruitt
- Apr 12
- 16 min
Will Stricter Gun Laws Stop School Shootings in America?
How Evaluating Gun Control Policies From Other Countries May Offer Insight on What To Do Next.
Dave Reynolds
- Mar 3
- 4 min
The Santos Effect: Do Voters Even Care If Politicians Go To College?
A Recent Survey Commissioned by Intelligent.com Says 4 in 10 Voters Say a Candidate’s Education Does Not Influence Their Vote.
Jett James Pruitt
- Feb 18
- 6 min
What Governor Ron DeSantis Needs to Know Before Banishing AP Courses From Florida
A Florida High School Student's Response to DeSantis' Ongoing Battle With The College Board.
Jett James Pruitt
- Feb 4
- 4 min
How Another 'Winter of Discontent’ Will Cause a Labour Party Comeback
After One Hundred Days in Office, Can U.K. Prime Minster Rishi Sunak Save the Conservative Party’s 13-Year Grip on Westminster?
Jett James Pruitt
- Jan 15
- 6 min
It's Biodiversity, Stupid: Why A Great Economy Needs a Healthy Environment
What Government Leaders Can Learn From Thailand at the World Economic Forum Conference This Week.
Dave Reynolds
- Jan 2
- 2 min
From Harding to Trump: How Presidents Over the Last Century Have Impacted America
Why Ronald Gruner's Latest Book Reminds Us Just How Much The Executive Branch Shapes Our National Destiny.
Jett James Pruitt
- Dec 23, 2022
- 6 min
Social Security and Other Urban Myths Republicans Need to Stop Talking About
How The GOP's Focus On Reforming Popular Benefits Will End Its Newfound Momentum.
Aaron Rafferty
- Dec 13, 2022
- 4 min
How Next-Generation Social Media and Cryptocurrencies Can Improve Politics
Why Web3 social media platforms and cryptocurrencies have the potential to finally curb political divisiveness in America.
Jett James Pruitt
- Nov 8, 2022
- 6 min
Midterm Election Day 2022: What You Need To Know Before The Polls Close
Plus a List of The Most Important State Election Results You Need To Watch The Night of November 8, 2022
Jett James Pruitt
- Nov 3, 2022
- 6 min
What Hershel Walker and John Fetterman Senate Wins Would Tell Us About the Future of America
America Loves To Root For The Underdog, But This Time It Signifies Something More Prescient About The 2024 Presidential Elections.
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