The $1.2 trillion infrastructure spending bill, passed by the House of Representatives on November 6, is a key part of…
Two United Nations Conferences of Parties (COP) took place last week—both with the ostensible goal of saving lives. But the…
In 2017, at the American Society of Criminology’s annual conference in Philadelphia, then-President James P. Lynch gave a speech about…
On November 9, city council members in Austin, Indiana, voted to approve a syringe service program (SSP). The news, which…
Following the bouncing ball of international drug policies is an almost impossible task, as every variable imaginable can impact the…
Global tobacco control is deeply political, divisive, and reflects the prevailing gendered and other social hierarchies that influence policy and…
A fight over law professors’ free speech rights shows just how far state bars will go to protect prosecutors who…
United States military veterans are increasingly vulnerable to stimulant-involved deaths, according to new research. Many of the deaths were attributed…
Just a few years back, Tarrant County, Texas, which includes Fort Worth, was dubbed a “bright-red anomaly”—a highly populated urban…
The US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) says it is required to continue denying federally assisted housing to…