Brief #106—Environment
By Shannon Q Elliot
President Trump has rolled back the Department of Energy’s (DOE) standards for consumer appliances.
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Trump’s Final Days in Office – the Beloved Wall
Brief #113—Immigration
By Kathryn Baron
Shortly after the events at the Capitol earlier this month, President Trump traveled to Texas to observe the border wall that defined his presidential campaign.
Re-engaging with Allies and International Organizations
Brief #1—Investigative Report
By Will Solomon
The United States has a troubled history with international law.
Biden Makes Exceptional Choice For Attorney General
Brief #147—Civil Rights
By Rod Maggay
Biden’s Health Policy Priorities
Brief #90—Health
By Erin Mcnemar
In March of 2010 after a long fought battle between Democrats and Republicans, President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law.
Trump’s EPA Seeks to Hide Science with New “Transparency” Rule
Brief #105—Environment
By Jacob Morton
On January 5, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized a new rule requiring that any scientific evidence that is to be considered by the agency when crafting new environmental regulation, such as limiting the use of certain chemicals or determining levels of allowable pollution, must make all relevant data publicly available (including study participants’ personal medical records) to be considered credible.
With 2 Weeks To Go Trump Incites Followers to Storm the Capital
Brief #1—USResist Blog
By Sean Gray
Wednesday’s grotesque spectacle at the Capitol building was an appalling affront without precedent in American history.
AMERICANS ON AMERICA: WHAT MY COUNTRY MEANS TO ME
Brief #1—Investigative Report
By Linda F Hersey
Tiffany Kay is the first to admit she does not fit neatly into a single category or group. With ancestry that spans Europe, Africa and Central America, Kay more often than not checks the “Other” box on applications and forms asking about ethnicity.
TRUMP SUPPORTERS BECOME INSURRECTIONISTS: SOMETHING MUST BE DONE
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Biden Expected to Reverse Trump Rollbacks and Strengthen Policies Affecting Americans with Disabilities
Brief #89—Health & Gender
By Linda F. Hersey
For people with disabilities and their advocates, the victory of Joe Biden over Donald Trump offers hope the incoming president will renew support of, and emphasis on, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which offers protections to people with disabilities in the workplace and in the community.