Volume XXXIX
In this volume:
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Starting this volume, we are following the midterm prospects of several states, the first being Iowa. Learn more about how money works in our pieces about global minimum tax and Dark Money. Dive into science and technology with our report on electronic federal ID and the Artemis space programs.
Coming up on March 28th are No Kings Protests all around the country. This movement has generated some of the largest protests in our history, and this one may well be added to the list. We will be watching these protests closely as citizens express their First Amendment rights.
-Cara
Editor-in-chief
Articles in this Volume
March Midterms Report: Iowa
Rundown of Iowa midterm races including the background on the political climate of Iowa and potential candidates to flip the state
Dark Money or Just Rage Bait
Dark money explained: separating myth from reality, media bias, and its role in funding political influencers and U.S. elections.
Trump Can’t Stop the Global Minimum Tax
Learn how the OECD global minimum tax, backed by Janet Yellen, aims to curb corporate tax avoidance worldwide.
Artemis’s Hunt for Lunar Permanence
The Artemis Program has had a long and troubled history. Recent events have dramatically reshaped it and is sending it in a new direction.
Policy Skeleton Key: Problem Solving with Electronic Federal ID
Technological integration has expanded throughout many facets of modern society, and some stubbornly remain analog, including physical ID.