Down With the ‘Spanish Flu’
The 1918 pandemic didn’t start with Spain nor was it particularly bad there.
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Russian Politics Isn’t All Meddling and Murder
The gubernatorial reshuffle is a sign of internal policy changes—if domestic order is upended, there’s no telling where Russia may go next.
Speak Up in the Collective Conversation on Our Future
We curated some credible voters resources for the 2018 elections.
Texas Doctors Seek More Opioid Addiction Treatment Options Under Medicaid
Should Medicaid’s preferred drug list be expanded to include more medication assisted treatments for opioid addiction?
The Importance of Faces for Infants’ Learning
What Jamal Khashoggi’s Killing Reveals About U.S. Foreign Policy
Threats to life and stability in the Middle East can come from American policy itself—not just from rival nations.
Drinking From the Firehose
