Americans know more about civics, but numbers still ‘dismally’ low, researchers say (Education Week, September 12th, 2019)
Opinion: Before I became a judge, baseball made me a part of my community after moving from Puerto Rico (The Philadelphia Inquirer, September 12th, 2019)
Facebook wants to fight teen suicide. Experts aren’t sure they’re doing it right (MIT Technology Review, September 11th, 2019)
Trump again said he helped at ground zero immediately following the 9/11 attacks (USA Today, September 11th, 2019)
The Bill of Rights turns 230, and what do we have to show for it? Nothing good (The Rutherford Institute, September 10th, 2019)
Is there still a chance digital innovation can improve democracy? (Literary Hub, September 6th, 2019)
Democrat O’Rourke presses U.S. social media companies to combat disinformation (Reuters, September 6th, 2019)
Fact check: Trump’s inaccurate Hurricane Dorian forecast [video] (State of the Union with Jake Tapper, CNN, September 6th, 2019)
Donald Trump tweets ‘8 FACTS’ about climate change as 2020 Democrats hold CNN town hall on it (Daily Mail, September 4th, 2019)
How our obsession with entertainment has trivialized the presidential primary debates (The Boston Globe, September 4th, 2019)
There will be election manipulation in 2020. Scientists can’t stop it, but they can study it (Quartz, September 3rd, 2019)
Minnesota was mentioned just once in the Mueller report. Here’s why it matters (Daily Kos, September 2nd, 2019)
A Woman’s Right to Vote: APPC film traces struggle behind the 19th Amendment (University of Pennsylvania Almanac, August 27th, 2019)
‘A master of deflection.’ Trump and the whiplash presidency. (The Christian Science Monitor, August 26th, 2019)
Donald Trump caught in apparent moment of honesty about his trade war with China: ‘I have no plan right now’ (The Inquisitr, August 25th, 2019)
Scientists apologise for accepting money from Jeffrey Epstein as academia engulfed by scandal (The Telegraph (UK), August 22nd, 2019)
Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson, like opponent Andrew Yang, wants to give every adult $1,000 per month (CNBC, August 21st, 2019)