Politics: How To Get Involved When It’s All So Daunting
Duke political scientist Allison Anoll has some advice for those of us interested in becoming politically active
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Costco Joins Other Companies in legal fight to demand refund of Trump tariffs
Quotes Tim Meyer, law professor
Experts Accuse Trump Admin of leaving top admiral exposed to legal consequences
Quotes Peter Feaver, professor of political science, public policy
RFK Jr Furthers Agenda With Covid-Critical HHS Adviser
Quotes Gavin Yamey, Duke Global Health Institute
Why the Government’s Case Against James Comey is in Peril
Quotes law professor Shane Stansbury
Trump Escalates Pressure on Venezuela, but Endgame is Unclear
Quotes Patrick Duddy, senior advisor, Fuqua School of Business
N.C.’s 2026 U.S. Senate Race Set To Be One Of Nation’s Biggest
Lara Trump, Roy Cooper in the Mix as Tillis Retirement Ignites Fierce NC Senate Race
Quotes Pope “Mac” McCorkle, professor of the practice in the Sanford School of Public Policy
We May Not Agree on Climate, but We All Feel the Heat
Commentary by Ashley Ward, director of the Heat Policy Innovation Hub at the Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment & Sustainability
Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission Meets for the First Time: What to Know
New Trump Take on Anti-Bribery Rules Eases Low-Dollar Scrutiny
Quotes Duke Law professor Rachel Brewster, who writes about international corruption