A new study reveals that while residential segregation impacts cross-class marriage rates, it has no detectable effect on Black-white interracial marriage rates, highlighting persistent disparities.
A new study reveals that supervision and license conditions significantly reduce reoffending rates, especially for first-time prisoners, with benefits outweighing costs.
A study of 43,000 Swedish politicians reveals women and those with immigrant backgrounds are more likely to avoid public statements due to fear of threats, particularly on migration and gender equality.
The US government is expanding its use of AI, but faces significant hurdles including hiring gaps, a risk-averse culture, and trust issues, according to a Brookings Institution report.
Two Chicago studies suggest a proposed one-dollar rideshare fee in Philadelphia could disproportionately affect low-income residents, who are more sensitive to price increases.