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We spotlight recent research to help journalists investigate barriers in the community college transfer process.

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When public officials spread health misinformation, be quick to point it out: A tip sheet Some politicians, public officials and a handful of physicians are spreading misinformation. It's important ...

Politicized courts and the partisan leanings of U.S. judges and attorneys: Data analysis of the 50 states 2015 study from Stanford University and the Harvard Kennedy School comparing the ideological ...

Fake news and fact-checking: 7 studies you should know about We spotlight seven research studies published in 2019 that examine fake news from multiple angles, including what makes fact-checking most ...

An introduction to tribal sovereignty and its importance to tribal nations and the daily lives of Native Americans in the U.S.

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Research shows spike in youth suicide attempts, depression after the COVID-19 pandemic began Two new meta-analyses synthesize the findings of dozens of studies on attempted suicide, self-harm, ...

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