A look at one of the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize winners and why its previously unsung efforts to rid the world of chemical weapons are more critical than ever. More »
Researchers evaluate how implementation of continuous-eligibility enrollment policies affects the average length of children’s enrollment in the Medicaid program. More »
Researchers find that a universal IPR level could have a sub-optimal impact on innovation. More »
Juliana Stratton lays out the accomplishments and complexities of justice reform in a county struggling for change. More »
A study of New York City clinics demonstrates the benefits of electronic health records and pay-for-performance incentives. More »
White flight to the suburbs was a leading cause of rising black homeownership in the mid-20th century, according to new research. More »
Access to broadband Internet leads to an increase in employment rates in rural communities and skilled-labor industries. More »
A new study suggests that students who are taught by higher quality teachers have an increased chance of experiencing improved adult outcomes. More »
Recent study finds that inconsistencies in local enforcement of federal immigration laws are a result of local governmental influence as well as additional political actors on the intergovernmental stage. More »
The public benefits of mass transit resulting from a reduction in traffic alone outweigh the cost of public investment in infrastructure in the LA metropolitan area. More »
A new study finds that drivers respond to higher fuel prices by forming more carpools and finding substitute modes of transportation. More »
The ACA weakens the link between employers and access to health insurance. What will the labor market implications be? More »