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SSN Launches "No Jargon" Podcast
The first episodes of the Scholars Strategy Network podcast, No Jargon , launched Wednesday, November 4th. The weekly podcast presents interviews with...
Will the Supreme Court Re-Ignite the Health Reform Wars?
With the Affordable Care Act working surprisingly well, conflicts have cooled a bit. But if the Supreme Court eliminates insurance subsidies for...
The Supreme Court Issues Historic Decisions
Late June brings decisions from the Supreme Court – and June 2015 will long be remembered for blockbuster pronouncements. Writing for the media or...
SSN Scholars Win New Carnegie Fellowships
Three SSN members – Mala Htun, Patricia Sullivan, and Daniel Tichenor – are among 32 scholars just named as inaugural Andrew Carnegie Fellows. Each...
Meet the SSN Graduate Fellows for 2014-15
Regional groups in the Scholars Strategy Network choose a graduate student fellow each year. Our third class includes fifteen young women and men...
Despite GOP Gains, President Obama Speeds into the Home Stretch
Delivering his next to last State of the Union Address, President Obama touted economic and global accomplishments, promised to defend his landmark...
The Future of Social Security
Social Security is America's most beloved and effective social program, but Washington's budget cutters have it in their sights. Will they undercut it...
Will Privileged Americans Pay to Invest in Our Future?
With D.C. debating fiscal fixes, taxes are front and center. As SSN scholars explain, U.S. taxes are low by international standards and the privileged...
Choosing America's Future - An Election that Matters
With Democrats and Republicans pointing in opposite directions, the choices U.S. voters make on November 6, 2012 will help set the nation's course at...
The High Stakes for Health Care in Election 2012
Should the United States expand health coverage and prod the system toward greater efficiency? Or should government retrench and unleash market forces...