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Choice: A Public Health Policy Crisis

August 5, 2019 nbrdsong 3202 Views

By Jennifer Villavicencio, MD There is a U.S. public health policy crisis occurring that threatens the health and wellbeing of

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Democracy is Giving Way to the Market, and Ultimately to the Mob. James Madison Would be Appalled

April 15, 2019 nbrdsong 4453 Views featured

By Andrew J. Hoffman We, in this country, are turning away from the values of democracy, and turning toward the

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Setting the Standards

April 11, 2019 nbrdsong 2358 Views featured

How subjective choices in a quantitative analysis can radically change policy choices By Molly Kendall Most policy makers recognize the

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‘Quality Of Life’ In A 2-Foot Casket

March 16, 2019 nbrdsong 2209 Views featured

U.K., European Parliament should enact parental rights laws before momentum fades By Lizzy Balboa One of the most haunting storylines

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Exploring the Potential of LIHTC Expansion

March 15, 2019 nbrdsong 2996 Views featured

By Nick Najor Twenty-first century America finds itself in the midst of a legitimate housing crisis. The Urban Institute reports

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Voting Rights in 2018: A Postmortem

February 17, 2019 nbrdsong 2580 Views featured

By Katie Grover Nearly six years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a key part of the Voting Rights

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School Meal Charge Policies Fail to Meet Recommendations: A Review from One Michigan County

February 10, 2019 nbrdsong 2420 Views

By Christian Mackey Background In 2017, national media attention was given to stigmatizing procedures in loaning school meals to students

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The State of Trade in the World of Trump

January 30, 2019 nbrdsong 2155 Views

Interview with Professor Alan V. Deardorff By Jennifer Chasseur and Will Sims Alan V. Deardorff is the John W. Sweetland

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All This Over a Wall? Why #ShutdownStories Should Matter More

January 20, 2019 nbrdsong 2496 Views

By Kara Naseef Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author’s only. At midnight

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The Role of Biofortified Maize in Responding to Northern Triangle Migration to the U.S.

January 17, 2019 nbrdsong 3198 Views

By Rachel Pak Romulo Gonzalez begins his days early, tending to his maize field on the Southern Coast of Guatemala.

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