Voices Silenced: Voter Intimidation at the Polls
The persistence of voter and poll worker intimidation is projected to reduce voter turnout and produce skewed election results from underrepresented communities.
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Author: Nat Larsen
MAHA is Just a Performative Political Play. America Needs to Break Up with Agribusiness.
Climate change, human rights, economic development. While interconnecting these critical issues, national health seems neglected from electoral commentary—except for Donald
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Springing Recovery into Action: IMF Meetings and the Future of Egypt’s Economic Crisis
While it received an IMF bailout in March, it remains an open question whether Egypt will recover or simply sink under a new surge of debt.
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Context at COP28: Mitigation and Adaptation under the Global Stocktake
This article was originally written by: Nat Larsen On Dec. 13, following a one-day negotiation extension, the 28th Conference of
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Insurrection in Brazil and the Resilience of Democracy
This article was originally written by: Nat Larsen A far-right leader loses a presidential election and thousands of his supporters
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Entering the AI Era: Implications for Disinformation and Foreign Policy
This article was originally written by: Nat Larsen In March 2022, only a month after the Russian invasion of Ukraine,
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