A four-year college degree continues to be the best bet for an economically secure future for young people in the United States. However, for most families and prospective college students,...

By Dr. Emma L. BriantDuring this bloody war, the Kremlin’s strategy in the West seeks to benefit by exploiting our fears of censorship. Of course, this obscures the dark irony...

By Patrick Jones A woman goes through the process of eye scanning for the Aadhaar biometric identity program on Feb. 13, 2013. (REUTERS/Amit Dave) Over the past decade, the Indian...

By Christopher MillerMarta E. Wosińska, Ph.D., is a visiting fellow at the USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative on Health Policy. She is a healthcare economist with a particular expertise in prescription drugs...

By Francisca M. Antman, Kalena E. CortesA large body of research has examined the seminal Brown v. Board of Education ruling in 1954 and its implications for Black students in...

By Blair LevinConventional wisdom holds that last year’s bipartisan passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) reflects the tradition of both parties wanting to deliver better roads and...

By Khadim Hussain, Nasrin Siddiqa“Empowering girls to choose a career in ICT is not just good for girls and their families, it can be a major accelerator of socio-economic development...

By Wolfgang Fengler, Lukas VasholdAddressing climate change is quintessentially a collective action problem. My individual actions will not make a difference if everyone else maintains their current lifestyles and behaviors;...

ASIA: India will provide a subsidy of 609.4 billion rupees ($7.96 billion) for phosphatic and potash-based fertilizers over the coming months to insulate farmers from higher global prices, the government...

Reports are circling that the Biden Administration has begged Germany to hold off on banning Russian oil until after the midterm elections. The Democrats are so desperate to win amid...