Issues
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Charitable Trusts: Can Greed Ever Be Good?
Mary Kate Leahy | August 28, 2016Does the government go too far in incentivizing charitable donations?
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Chip Cards: Making Credit Cards Safe Again?
Michael Sliwinski | August 26, 2016What's behind the switch to chip credit cards?
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Stolen Identities: The Repatriation of Indigenous Artifacts
Jillian Sequeira | August 22, 2016A look at a couple important cases.
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Intergenerational Daycare: How Do We Deal With Care Across Generations?
Mary Kate Leahy | August 21, 2016A solution to a growing problem in the United States.
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Looking to Launch a Career in Space Law? Nebraska Law is Here to Help
University of Nebraska College of Law | August 17, 2016Is space law the final frontier?
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How Close are we to Driverless Cars?
Michael Sliwinski | August 14, 2016Where are we now and what's left to figure out?
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Microgrids: The Future of Smarter Grid Design and Energy Stability
Kyle Downey | August 11, 2016How microgrids can be a solution to many infrastructure problems.
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The Coup That Wasn’t: Inside Turkey’s Failed Military Takeover
Michael Sliwinski | August 4, 2016What's next after the chaos?
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What Really Happens to Your Trash?
Kyle Downey | August 2, 2016What different disposal methods mean for the environment.
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Breaking Down Brexit: What the U.K.’s Decision Means for Itself and the World
Michael Sliwinski | August 1, 2016What does Brexit mean going forward?
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Should we Provide Stipends for People to Not Commit Crimes?
Mary Kate Leahy | July 20, 2016That's often an oversimplification of some proposals.
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Death Is Different: Restricting the Sale of Lethal Injection Drugs
Mary Kate Leahy | July 18, 2016Should companies make it harder for states to buy execution drugs?
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Reverse Robin Hood: The Benefits and Hazards of Civil Asset Forfeiture
Mary Kate Leahy | July 3, 2016How do we make sure police officers can do their job without abusing their power?
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Big Data: A Revolution for Women’s Healthcare
Society for Women's Health Research | June 29, 2016What does it mean for you?
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Overtime Changes: Is it Time for More Time and a Half?
Mary Kate Leahy | June 25, 2016Are the new overtime rules good for American workers?
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Growing Holes in Our Ocean Fisheries
Kyle Downey | June 24, 2016Is the way we fish sustainable?
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Suboxone Restrictions: Is it Possible to Fight Fire with Fire?
Mary Kate Leahy | June 21, 2016Should drugs be used to treat opioid addiction?
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How Does the Livestock Industry Impact the Environment?
Kyle Downey | June 2, 2016Livestock is the single largest source of human-related emissions.
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Have Occupational Licensing Laws Gotten Out Of Control?
Mary Kate Leahy | June 1, 2016In some states it takes 2,000 hours of training to be allowed to braid hair.
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Should We Get Rid Of The Penny?
Mary Kate Leahy | May 28, 2016We spend more money making pennies than pennies are worth. Right now making a penny costs 1.7 cents. Yet...
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Is Exclusion Still the Norm? Saudi Arabia and Women in the Olympic Games
Jillian Sequeira | May 27, 2016A look at participation in London, Rio, and beyond.
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Did the Program Meant to Rescue the VA Healthcare System Make it Worse?
Michael Sliwinski | May 25, 2016Veterans still have serious problems getting healthcare.
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Trouble Below: The Problems Plaguing the Washington D.C. Metro
Michael Sliwinski | May 24, 2016The long list of failures that got us to where we are today.
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Calling in Sick: The Problems with Detroit Public Schools
Michael Sliwinski | May 21, 2016Public schools in Detroit and across the country face some big challenges.
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FCC’s Spectrum Auction: What it is and Why it Matters
Mary Kate Leahy | May 16, 2016The FCC's bold plan to reallocate spectrum to wireless companies.
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What’s the Best Way to Transport Crude Oil?
Kyle Downey | May 15, 2016Different methods have important environmental consequences.
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Are Drug Courts the Answer For Addicts Who Commit Crimes?
Mary Kate Leahy | May 10, 2016The answer is a lot more nuanced than you'd think.
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What Explains Life Expectancy in the United States?
Michael Sliwinski | May 7, 2016Why do some groups live longer than others?
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Chocolate Company’s Growth Puts a Spotlight on Child Labor in West Africa
Jillian Sequeira | May 6, 2016What are companies like Ferrero doing about child labor on cocoa farms?
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Conflict in the Caucasus Mountains: The Battle over Nagorno-Karabakh
Michael Sliwinski | May 3, 2016What's going on in Azerbaijan?