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Topic Elections 2020
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Trump’s Pride Goeth Before Our Fall
Commentary by Frank Bruni, a professor of the practice of journalism and public policy in the Sanford School of Public Policy
The Assault on Democracy From Historical Perspectives: The Jan. 6 Insurrection One Year Later
Panel discussion with Nancy MacLean, professor of history and public policy
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Interview with Asher D. Hildebrand, associate professor of the practice at Duke’s Sanford School of Public Policy
Can Fact-Checking Solve the Misinformation Pandemic?
Quotes Mark Stencel, co-director of the Reporters’ Lab at Duke, where he researches political fact-checking
Verdict in for N.C.’s Redistricting Trial. Appeal Will Be Filed This Week
Reviews the testimony of Duke mathematician Jonathan Mattingly, whose team used computer models to make 100,000 maps