Last Year’s Pattern Suggests Link Between Governors’ Party Affiliation and COVID-19 Case and Death Numbers
The per-capita rates of new COVID-19 cases and COVID-19 deaths
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Marc Brousseau
With Unfair Police Treatment, the Tragedy Is Not Limited to the Incident Itself
New research using a nationally representative sample of more than
For the People Act, the Most Important Anti-Corruption Bill Since Watergate, Passes House
RepresentUs, the nation’s largest grassroots anti-corruption campaign, bringing together conservatives,
Climate Shocks and Pandemic Driving Dramatic Increase in Hunger in Latin America
More than 85 percent of families living in rural areas
Capitol Hill Siege: Assessment Finds 257 People Charged in Federal Court Represent a Diverse Group
A report released today by the George Washington University Program
Retirements of Over 1 Million Hardworking Americans Are Now in the Senate’s Hands
The Teamsters are applauding the House’s passage of a $1.9
Nation’s Mayors Applaud House Passage of the Equality Act
On Thursday, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 5: The
Albany Must Pass Safe Staffing for Quality Care Act
The New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) announced today that
Strong Bipartisan Support for Biden Administration’s Deployment of Rapid Tests
COVID Collaborative and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health,
Producer Mr Lee Announces Charles F Page Documentary in Celebration of Black History Month
A multi-platinum music producer, Mr. Lee, celebrates Black History Month
Severity of America’s Deteriorating Infrastructure: Modernization Plan for Public and Private Sectors
Neglected for too long, America’s severe infrastructure needs must finally
Reasons Behind Why Biden Is Making Milwaukee His First Presidential Trip
President Joe Biden selected Milwaukee as the destination of his
U.S. Cities Are Even More Deeply Segregated Than Previously Understood
One thing that decades of social science research has made
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs Announces 2021 Impact Initiatives
Carnegie Council announces its 2021 Impact Initiatives. These initiatives identify
Climate Corps, Proven Model for Jobs and Climate Action, Poised to Answer Biden’s Call
Climate Corps – a fellowship program providing professional development opportunities
Homie Is Sponsoring the ‘Coalition to Make Homes Possible’ to Close the Black Home Ownership Gap in Southern Nevada
According to U.S. Census data, a significant homeownership gap exists
State Lawmakers, Racial Justice Advocacy Groups Call for Solutions to Deep Disparities in Health, Economic Security and Connectivity in Illinois
As older adults anxiously await vaccines to protect them, African
Americans Gave Up Citizenship in Record Numbers in 2020, Up Triple From 2019
2020 was a record year for Americans giving up their
Confronting Antisemitism in Biden’s First One Hundred Days
American Jewish Committee (AJC) welcomed a U.S. State Department official’s
Veterans Organizations Urge Congress and VA to Act in Newly Released Report
Leading veterans service organizations DAV (Disabled American Veterans), Paralyzed Veterans
Six Cities Share $745,000 in Grants Through the 2021 Childhood Obesity Prevention and Environmental Health and Sustainability Awards
The United States Conference of Mayors (USCM) and the American
NCJP Calls on U.S. Department of Justice to Hold Local Law Enforcement Agencies Accountable to Report Officers Who Participated in the U.S. Capitol Attack
After a day spent honoring the legacy of the Reverend
Mayors Call on Congress to Pass Biden Plan for Direct Aid to All Cities
American mayors are rallying behind President-elect Biden’s new plan to
Former U.S. Director of National Intelligence Joins Emerging Tech Fest Keynote Event Line Up
James (Jim) Clapper, President Obama’s former Director of National Intelligence,
Kentucky Plant Begins Destruction of Next Inventory of Nerve Agent Weapons
A Bechtel-led plant in Kentucky has successfully begun destroying its
O’Connor Institute For American Democracy Constitution Series Spotlights Brown v. Board of Education
The Sandra Day O’Connor Institute For American Democracy will present
Oakland Ushers in Progressive Majority With Promise to Take on Status Quo
For the first time in decades, a progressive majority have
Over 30 Million Dogs Are Served on the Dining Table Every Year in Asia, 70% of Which Are Stolen Pets
In 1973, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species
California’s Flurry of New Criminal Justice Reforms and Laws Explained
Major reforms to California’s criminal justice system are set to
Georgia Polls Show a Tight Senate Race, Especially Among Women Voters
Non-partisan advocacy group, All in Together, has teamed up with Lake
U.S. Hospitals and Health Systems Will Face Untold Challenges in the Months Ahead
Rising infection rates and mounting COVID-related hospitalizations rocked U.S. hospitals
HALO Installs Longest Security Barrier (at 3.8 Kilometers) for U.S. Navy in Bahrain
HALO Maritime Defense Systems, Inc. (“HALO”), a marine engineering technology
Nation’s Mayors Welcome Bipartisan Effort on COVID Relief, Insist that Cities Be Part of the Solution
As talks progress on a bipartisan package to address the
Japanese Lawmakers Call for International Agreement to Prohibit the Eating of Dogs and Cats
Hidehisa Otsuji, chairman of the Parliamentary League for Animal Welfare,
15-year-old Scientist from Colorado Lands on the Cover of TIME as the 2020 Kid of the Year
TIME, TIME for Kids and Nickelodeon announced 15-year-old scientist and
How the Best Workplaces Are Supporting Parents During the Pandemic and Beyond
Maven, the world’s largest virtual clinic for women’s and family
Amy Poehler and Meredith Walker take to the Screen to Emphasize Water Rights are Women’s Rights
In a world dominated by the rapid spread of coronavirus,
Affordable Housing for Southern California’s Workforce Comes to the San Fernando Valley
Alliant Strategic announces today the closing of their investment in
