The Power of the Pocket: A Brief Look into Campaign Fundraising in Competitive Congressional Races Post-Citizens United
Money has historically played a pervasive role in American politics, especially in Congressional races. Over time, the large sums of ...
Turning Research Into Action: The Legend of Judy Feder
In this episode, Senior Podcast Editor Sneha Choudhary (MPP ‘24) interviews Judith Feder, Georgetown Professor of Public Policy, former Dean ...
The Pro-Life Paradox: States with the Worst Infant and Maternal Mortality Rates in the United States have the Most Extreme Abortion Laws
Anti-abortion activists neglect to advocate for measures that support parents and children Abortion rights advocates have long argued anti-abortion activists ...
Congressional Stock Trading: A Practical Solution to a Centuries-Old Problem
The buying and selling of stocks by members of Congress has festered a palpable sense of dissatisfaction and distrust within ...
Health, Incarceration, and the Intersection of Medicaid Policy with Khalil Cumberbatch and Vikki Wachino
GPPR Editor Bryna Antonia Cortes (MPM ’23) spoke with Khalil Cumberbatch, national leader and advocate on criminal justice policy, and ...
America’s lead in advanced computing is almost gone Part 1: Systems and Capabilities
Abstract American usage of advanced computing to solve commercial and government issues has a long and august history that ranges ...
