Newswise — Gentrification doesn’t erase drug crime and gun violence. Instead, research from West Virginia University economist Zachary Porreca shows that when one urban block becomes upwardly mobile, organized criminal…
Read more Gun violence spills into new neighborhoods as gentrification displaces drug crimeNewswise — Washington, D.C., (May 2, 2023) – U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and former Senator Robert Portman (R-OH) have been awarded the 2023 Madison Prize for Constitutional Excellence,…
Read more U.S. Senator Klobuchar and Former U.S. Senator Portman Receive American University’s Prize for Legislative CompromiseNewswise — As recent survey results from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reinforce Fed economists predicting a mild recession from the recent banking crisis, finance professor Albert “Pete” Kyle at the University of Maryland agrees a…
Read more Fed-Predicted Recession More Likely Severe than MildWhen the U.S. president on Tuesday announced that he would seek reelection in 2024, attention quickly turned to his advanced age. If elected, Joe Biden would be 82…
Read more The old guard: Joe Biden seems like a spring chicken compared to some of these guysNewswise — KINGSTON, R.I. – April 25, 2023 – Land conservation projects do more than preserve open space and natural ecosystems. They can also boost property values for…
Read more Wealthy white homeowners more likely to see financial benefits from land conservation, study showsPress play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. BELFAST — He fought for peace in Northern Ireland — and now George Mitchell is fighting for…
Read more ‘I honestly don’t know if this is the last time’ — America’s great peacemaker returns to BelfastLabor strikes and protests by Israeli military officers have decried moves by the government of Prime Minister Benjamin (“Bibi”) Netanyahu to overhaul the judiciary system, potentially reducing the…
Read more Judicial reform and protests in the Middle East; expert available to discuss political implicationsNewswise — Given the U.S.-China trade conflict and concerns over trade disruptions caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, regionalizing supply chains is at the center of the discussion…
Read more New Braintrust Seeks to Launch Era of North American Regional CompetitivenessNewswise — Even after 27 years of reunification, East Germans are still more likely to be pro-state support than their Western counterparts, a new study published in the De Gruyter…
Read more East and West Germans show preference for different government systems 30 years onNewswise — Arlington, VA – Both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate have reintroduced legislation to increase access to Medicare-covered services provided by doctors of chiropractic. The…
Read more House, Senate Reintroduce Bill to Increase Medicare Coverage of Chiropractic ServicesNewswise — Daylight saving time begins this weekend, meaning clocks will move ahead one hour this Sunday. This means while you will gain more hours of daylight for…
Read more Daylight Savings Begins This Weekend, Hackensack Meridian Sleep Experts Available on Health Impact, How to Prepare Your Body for the Loss of Sleep and Why They Want US to Stop “Springing Forward” to Daylight Saving TimeFact Check By: Newswise Truthfulness: False Claim: Zero US warming in 18 years, per US Climate Reference Network temp stations. That’s no US warming despite 30% of total…
Read more The claim that U.S. temperatures are not trending upward is falseNewswise — Any attempts to build peace in Syria must address the factors which led to the country being a failed state before civil war began, research says.…
Read more Syria peacebuilding efforts must address causes of the country’s “failed” stateNewswise — Several West Virginia University faculty and staff members with a range of ties to former U.S. President Jimmy Carter cite his work in service and education…
Read more Connections with Jimmy Carter extend into West VirginiaFebruary 24 will mark one year since Russian tanks rolled over the border into Ukraine. As it stands there is still no end in sight and the U.S.…
Read more After one year of war, how to break the stalemate in Ukraine?Newswise — Governments could help millions of people and save a lot of money with targeted energy subsidies. Different kinds of households around the world suffer in various…
Read more The unnecessary burden of warNewswise — The United States, the largest importer of wildlife in the world, is not prepared for future spread of animal-borne, or zoonotic, diseases due to gaps among…
Read more U.S. unprepared for dangers posed by zoonotic diseases, new analysis concludesFive days after a Norfolk Southern train carrying vinyl chloride derailed and exploded near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border, crews ignited a controlled burn of toxic chemicals to prevent a…
Read more Fact-checking the reporting of the explosion in East Palestine, OhioRutgers University–New Brunswick faculty experts are available before, during and after President Biden’s State of the Union address on Feb. 7. For interviews, please reach out to the…
Read more State of the Union Coverage: Experts AvailableNewswise — In the past two decades, many state governments have enacted voter identification requirements for constituents voting in their state, requiring a photo ID or other significant…
Read more Notre Dame study finds voter ID laws mobilize voters in both parties, rather than sway election results
