News in Brief Brazil Is Finally Cracking Down on Corruption Growing up in Brazil in the early 1990s, I remember hearing people say things like, “Brazil could be… Chayenne Polimédio
Education It’s Important for Us to Be Critical of STEM Education Efforts We need to confront the ways in which classroom cultures are shaped to systematically exclude marginalized students. Kristyn Lue
News in Brief This U.S. Restaurant Chain Just Settled One of the Largest Age Bias Cases in Decades Texas Roadhouse has agreed to settle an age discrimination lawsuit by the government that accused the national steakhouse… Peter Gosselin
News in Brief Tom Price’s $150,000-Plus Stock Windfall Tom Price doesn’t appear to have suffered a financial hit when he fulfilled his pledge to sell off… Robert Faturechi
News in Brief Paying for Health Care With Trees: A Win-Win for Orangutans and Communities “I’m a dentist by training,” says Monica Nirmala, executive director of Indonesian non-profit Alam Sehat Lestari. The name… Claire Salisbury
News in Brief Trump’s Opioid Plan and the Bones of the War on Drugs Throughout his insurgent campaign for the presidency, Donald Trump spoke about the nation’s growing opioid epidemic, vowing to… Krish Lingala
News in Brief Trump Can Technically Pull Money From His Businesses Whenever He Wants When President Donald Trump placed his businesses in a trust upon entering the White House, he put his… Derek Kravitz & Al Shaw
Social Justice What Happens When Blackness Becomes Integral to the Culture of Twitter Social media has given corporations unprecedented access to blackness online, but the relationship is one of consumption without credit. Rachelle Hampton
News in Brief Trump’s ‘Buy American’ Pledge May Be At Risk With His Border Wall In one of his first tweets as president, here’s how Donald Trump promised to spend taxpayer dollars: “We… T. Christian Miller
News in Brief What’s Wrong With America’s Current Approach to Cybersecurity? It’s almost impossible these days to avoid media coverage of Russia’s role in hacking the 2016 election. So… Gregory Michaelidis