News in Brief What the Turkish Referendum Means for the Divided Country’s Future Pots and pans, whistles and hoots erupted in alleyways in Istanbul, the city where a majority of citizens… Kiran Nazish
News in Brief Trump Is Almost Done Resigning From His Businesses — 100 Days Behind Schedule At a press conference before he took office, then-President-Elect Donald Trump said he had signed paperwork “turning over… Derek Kravitz & Al Shaw
News in Brief Turning Awareness Into Action in Cases of Sexual Assault Sexual Assault Awareness Month has, in a way, felt like a fool’s errand. Many were encouraged by the… Leila Pedersen
News in Brief Lawmakers Seek Stronger Monitoring of Racial Prejudice in Car Insurance Premiums Six Democratic members of Congress are urging Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin to appoint a director for… Lauren Kirchner
News in Brief A Lack of Clear Boundaries Impedes Sustainable Development in Indonesia Laurensius Lani’s footsteps can be heard at dawn alongside the traditional honay thatched-roof houses of the Baliem Valley,… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief New York Landlords Exploit Rent Loopholes That Inadvertently Foster Homelessness Thanks to a 2003 state law, owners of rent-stabilized apartments can arbitrarily boost rents to a legal maximum… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Using Empathy to Resist LGBTQ Discrimination in the United States A conversation with Sarah McBride, national press secretary of the Human Rights Campaign and a vocal transgender rights… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Responsibility of Men in Conversations About Campus Sexual Assault The conditions for sexual violence are born and cultivated long before the party or drinking begins. By Jeff… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Many of Trump’s Temporary Political Appointees Now Have Permanent Jobs at the White House In January, the Trump administration quietly dispatched more than 400 temporary employees across the federal government. By Derek… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Big Business of Land Theft on the Amazon Frontier Large-scale land thieves are seizing, deforesting, and then selling public lands. From the way things are progressing, this… Pacific Standard Staff