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June 8, 2025
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Social Security’s trust fund could run out of money sooner than expected due to changes in taxes and benefits

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Social Security is one of the federal government’s biggest programs.This post was originally published on this site

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Most young people support democracy, but many are skeptical it works for them

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While almost two-thirds of young people in the U.S. support democracy, almost a third view it skeptically and are more inclined to accept authoritarianism, according to a new report on attitudes of youth in America […]

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Research suggests new voter ID laws could ‘significantly reduce’ turnout

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A new law which requires voters to show ID at polling stations in the U.K. may “significantly reduce” turnout, according to a new analysis published in Political Science Research and Methods authored by Dr. Tom […]

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Q&A: ‘China shock,’ tariffs and American manufacturing

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International trade, tariffs and domestic manufacturing topped news stories last week. Bradley Setzler, Strumpf Early Career Professor of Economics at Penn State, discussed in the following Q&A the recent history of U.S.-China economic relations and […]

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Long prison sentences can be as effective as death penalty in deterring homicides

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Lengthy prison sentences can be as effective as the death penalty in deterring homicides, according to new University of Limerick, Ireland research.This post was originally published on this site

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US political rhetoric: Analysis of 8 million speeches shows increased reliance on personal beliefs over facts

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Discussion of “alternative facts” has gained sad notoriety in US politics. Yet the question has been around much longer: How do people conduct political debates—is the focus more on facts or personal opinions? In the […]

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Foreign interference threats in Canada’s federal election are both old and new

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Fears of foreign interference loom over the Canadian election. The federal inquiry on foreign interference revealed that entities aligned with India and China interfered in recent elections, albeit without major impact on the results, and […]

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Press freedom linked to greater financial stability, finds global study

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Press freedom is widely considered to be a cornerstone of democracy. It brings accountability, transparency and access to reliable information.This post was originally published on this site

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Study uncovers a brain circuit linked to the intensity of political behavior

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People diagnosed with various mental health disorders can sometimes start engaging in intense political behavior, such as violent protests, civil disobedience and the aggressive expression of political views. So far, however, the link between political […]

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How giant, low-cost, low-wage retailing came to thrive in the U.S. economy

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Well into the late 19th century, the U.S. retail sector was overwhelmingly local, consisting of small, independent merchants throughout the country. That started changing after Sears and Roebuck’s famous catalog became popular, allowing the firm […]

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Top Stories

  • Strategic borrowing for defense spending can improve economic welfare, new study suggests

    As global tensions mount, governments face tough fiscal choices. These choices have been highlighted this week by Prime Minister Keir Starmer stating his ambitions for the U.K. to increase defense spending to 3% of GDP [...]
  • Australia’s lowest paid workers just got a 3.5% wage increase. Their next boost could be even better

    A week ago, the Australian Financial Review released this year’s “Rich List.” It reported the number of billionaires in Australia increased from 150 to 166 between 2024 and 2025.This post was originally published on this [...]
  • Subsidized social housing promotes economic well-being for Canadian renters, new study finds

    The years following the COVID-19 pandemic were difficult for renters. The pandemic was followed by an economic recovery marked by inflation, population growth and rising interest rates. These increased the cost of financing for landlords [...]

Highlights

  • Staff working from home less likely to get pay raises or promotions, says research
  • Why organizations in unstable times should listen to their own employees
  • Strategic borrowing for defense spending can improve economic welfare, new study suggests
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