Monitoring NLRB Actions via Administrative Data
NLRB data analysis shows closed cases, new filings, and lack of quorum. Despite the member shortage, regional directors have closed cases at the pace of prior years. The lack of quorum prevents the NLRB from issuing decisions or handling certain cases, but operations continue in regional offices.
The Fall in Enrollment of Public Schools
The report shows a decline in public school enrollment projected through 2050, accelerated by the pandemic and affecting school district funding, driving the growing number of students in alternative education options and possible school closures.
Military Parades and Memory Wars: How China and Russia Reimagine Global Order through Historical Commemoration
China and Russia use military parades to reimagine the international order and promote memories of their role in the defeat of fascism, challenging the Western narrative on World War II and the Soviet and Chinese contribution, generating tensions with the West. China backs its sovereignty over Taiwan and in maritime disputes with Cairo and Potsdam agreements. The parade is a tool of memory war and geopolitical assertion.
How long will the madness of tariffs last?
Uncertainty over Trump’s tariffs spans 2 to 20 years. Pessimists see them as negative but politically attractive, with trade reform distant. Optimists consider them counterproductive and expect a Democrat to reverse them.
Trumps Policy Moves: Tariffs, Environment, Immigration, and Beyond
The Trump administration pursues a tariffs agenda, deregulation, and executive actions, operating on multiple fronts. Tracking organizations assure the administration on trade, regulation, environment, and immigration, including litigation, executive orders, and progress of goals.