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Emerging research by ������'s Marshall Burke unveils a broad threat to human health posed by wildfires and toxic smoke: “There's no magic threshold under which we're OK." [...]

As lawmakers aim to make the standing Child Tax Credit payment program more inclusive to better accommodate people in a wider variety of living situations, Politico warns [...]

The Economist asks, will the business world's most common greeting go out of style in a post-pandemic world? ������'s Nick Bloom chimes in.

Amid ongoing challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, employers are trying to ensure hybrid work arrangements don’t inadvertently promote inequities. Research by Nick Bloom [...]

As the debate about California-to-Texas migration pits low-cost, anti-regulation Texas against higher-income, socially liberal California, San Francisco Chronicle cites [...]

As companies struggle to fill open positions, current employees face pressure to log more hours. “People won’t put up with it indefinitely,” warns ������'s Nick Bloom.

������'s Scott Rozelle, an expert on rural development in China, weighs in on China's economic outlook, efforts to end poverty, and what's in store for "the China we don't see."

“All evidence suggests a business as usual scenario where we don’t rapidly scale up our efforts to get fuels out of the forest, we’re going to see a lot more extreme wildfire[...]"

As companies trying to find the optimal balance between remote work and working in the same location, Forbes asks: Should we embrace a fully remote model or is a hybrid model [...]

Research by ������'s Matthew Gentzkow suggests limiting time on platforms like Facebook significantly reduces polarization of views on policy issues.

“Fatal shootings have large and persistent impacts on the mental health of local youth,” writes Maya Rossin-Slater and fellow researchers from ������, Yale, and Northwestern.

"The ability of our government to digest digital innovations—and to respond nimbly and pragmatically to the problems they create—is essential to the health of American society."

������'s Michael Boskin joins Bloomberg's David Westin to discuss the economic ramifications of the recent U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

As unrest puts some of the world's most vulnerable to the test, Marshall Burke discusses how #climatechange acts as “a finger on the scale that makes underlying conflict worse.”

After 49 major national law firms banded together to condemn lawsuits targeting special purpose acquisition companies, the deal-making world took notice. [...]

Allegations of fraud in the 2020 U.S. election show no signs of slowing down. "Evaluating the American election system and ensuring it is secure is crucial. [...]"

While policymakers stall, the educational impact of the pandemic is mounting. Research by ������'s Thomas Dee is quoted.

"Now is the time for governments to step up and protect their citizens from the burden of medical debt," says ������ Senior Fellow Neale Mahoney.

Research by Mark Duggan suggests a better way to confront exorbitantly high drug prices. Learn more about why expanded Medicare drug coverage correlates to lower drug prices.

With central bank currencies (CBDCs) on the rise alongside cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and dogecoin, ������'s Darrell Duffie points to CBDCs as an attractive alternative [...]