Opinion: Trump is far worse than Marjorie Taylor Greene. Yet the GOP still won’t renounce him. (The Washington Post, February 3rd, 2021)
Report urges overall strategy for national security and climate crisis (Penn Today, February 2nd, 2021)
From Mayor Pete to Secretary Buttigieg: Appearances hint at expansive role for next transportation chief (The Washington Post, February 2nd, 2021)
Speech moderation and militant democracy: Should the United States regulate like Europe does? (Atlantic Council, February 1st, 2021)
Biden is calling for unity, but Americans are increasingly divided. Surprising recipes (Gazeta Wyborcza, January 28th, 2021)
In Colorado a bipartisan push for civics in schools could save the republic (The Denver Post, January 28th, 2021)
Diane Mufson: Civics studies might help young people better understand their country’s government (The Herald-Dispatch, January 28th, 2021)
KHN morning briefing: Colorado advances plan to import drugs from Canada (Kaiser Health News, January 27th, 2021)
Understanding the psychological effects of graphic violence & violent media on kids: 8 tips for parents (30 Seconds, January 27th, 2021)
Kathleen Hall Jamieson: 2021 Franklin Founder Award (University of Pennsylvania Almanac, January 26th, 2021)
Will public trust in science survive the pandemic? (Chemical and Engineering News, January 25th, 2021)
What the Capitol riot means for civics education (Flypaper - Thomas B. Fordham Institute, January 21st, 2021)
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene files articles of impeachment against Biden (Courthouse News, January 21st, 2021)
The Trump presidency was marked by battles over truth itself. Those aren’t over. (The Washington Post, January 18th, 2021)