Biden’s misleading claims about the economic recovery and unemployment (MSN.com, September 23rd, 2022)
People with skin conditions face stigma. Monkeypox has made it worse. (The Washington Post, September 22nd, 2022)
Americans’ civics knowledge declines on First Amendment, branches of government (RealClear Public Affairs, September 21st, 2022)
Americans in 2022: 1 in 4 can’t name any branches of government, half think Facebook protected by First Amendment (Study Finds, September 20th, 2022)
States mandate ‘bias-free’ primary sources in U.S. history classes (The Washington Times, September 20th, 2022)
There may be no U.S. Senate debate in Missouri. Here’s why that’s becoming more common (Kansas City Star, September 20th, 2022)
Civics for Adults: A Guide for Civics Content Providers (Center for Strategic & International Studies, September 19th, 2022)
Trump may wish he hadn’t pushed to block online content moderation (The Washington Post, September 19th, 2022)
Opinion | How to counter today’s tribalism and build ‘a more perfect union’ (The Washington Post, September 17th, 2022)
Biden Administration quietly steps up effort to close Guantanamo (The Wall Street Journal, September 17th, 2022)
Americans’ civic expertise is apparently not that great [audio] (The Smerconish Podcast, September 16th, 2022)
Up for debate? Midterm candidates dispute rules and dodge debates in a new campaign normal (USA Today, September 16th, 2022)
CDC says only high-risk monkeypox patients should get Tpoxx (Kaiser Health News, September 16th, 2022)
Free speech film features landmark Tinker v. Des Moines case (Axios Des Moines, September 16th, 2022)
Most U.S. adults can’t name the three branches of government, survey finds (The Washington Times, September 15th, 2022)
Monkeypox cases drop in US, as public knows more about virus, vaccine [audio] (KYW Newsradio (Philadelphia), September 15th, 2022)