News in Brief Brexit Is About Taking a Country ‘Back’ It’s not hard to find parallels to Donald Trump’s campaign. By Elena Gooray (Photo: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images) The… Pacific Standard Staff
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News in Brief Is Academic Research in the U.K. About to Die Off? New rules that go into effect in May could prevent scientists from discussing their work with Parliament, public-health researchers say. Nathan Collins
Economics A World Tour of Dishonesty A new survey finds a connection between honesty and economic growth—and how wrong our expectations about other countries' trustworthiness are. Nathan Collins
Environment How Tampons—Yes, Tampons—Can Help to Solve a Major Sewage Problem They're multi-purpose. Brian Palmer
Environment The Emotions That Prosecutors Elicit to Make Jurors Vote Guilty Jurors experiencing “moral outrage” will be more likely to convict, and changes in technology are making this a bigger factor. Lauren Kirchner
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Social Justice The Gun Club The history of citizen ownership of firearms isn’t just about protection against tyranny; it’s also about forcing subjects to defend tyranny. Daniel Luzer
Social Justice Talking With the President of the International Guild of Knot Tyers Noah Davis spoke to Colin Byfleet about knots and tying up Harry Houdini. Noah Davis
Environment Fighting the Child-Porn Problem With Digital Technology Governments and tech companies experiment with filters to protect kids from exposure and exploitation. Lauren Kirchner