How to Address COVID-19 in Nursing Homes
Controlling coronavirus in nursing homes crucial for national response, says Donald Taylor
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News Tip: Burr Stepping Down From Leadership Role ‘Overdue,’ Expert Says
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Food Supply Chains and Covid-19
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Middle Class Not a Level Playing Field for Blacks, New Duke Research Finds
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COVID-19 and Migration in the Americas
The recent crisis brought migration to a near halt, but it also laid bare the important role of migrants in U.S.
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How to Teach Kids at Home During Pandemic
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Health Care Payment Reforms And Improved Data Sharing Could Help Contain COVID-19
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The Coordinated Pandemic Response of Duke and Durham
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How Businesses, Media Can Adapt to Pandemic
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Just 3 States Meet These Basic Criteria to Reopen and Stay Safe
Quotes Dr. Mark McClellan, director of the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy
Ligon: Trump’s Right to Express Himself Is Not Impaired by Twitter’s Right to Set Its Own Policies of Use
Features comments by Nicole Ligon, the supervising attorney of the First Amendment Clinic at Duke Law
The Surveillance India Actually Needs to Quell the Virus
Commentary co-authored by Manoj Mohanan, associate professor at the Sanford School of Public Policy
Time for an Awakening
Podcast interview with Sanford School professor William Darity Jr.
White House Bids for ‘Surprise’ Billing Fix Ahead of Next Rescue Package
Quotes law professor Barak Richman
A New Report Says North Carolina’s Voucher Program Is a Mess. Republicans Want to Expand It
Features comments by the report’s author, clinical professor of law Jane Wettach, director of the Children’s Law Clinic
Make ‘Temporary’ Regulatory Relief Permanent After the Pandemic Passes
Features comments by Michael Munger, a professor of political science, economics, and public policy
Dirk Philipsen on Why Now During the Pandemic the Time Is Right to Re-Consider How We Measure Economic Success
Podcast interview with the professor of economic history
The Forgotten Governor’s Race
Features comments by Mac McCorkle, a longtime Democratic consultant who now runs Duke University’s Polis: Center for Politics
Bowling: Management Strategy to Defeat Union Efforts May Include Expanding Bargaining Unit to Dilute the Vote
Quotes Dan Bowling, who teaches labor and employment law at the Duke University School of Law