热点大瓜

2019

February

Wanting the rich to pay more in taxes
2/4/19
An article on CNBC about proposals that would increase taxes on the wealthiest families in the country interviews Matthew Dimick, professor of law.
Parents question whether shooting drills traumatize kids
2/11/19
Professor Jeremy Finn spoke to the Associated Press about the shootings one year ago in Parkland, Florida, and subsequent efforts to prepare for school shootings.
The ramifications of misleading the public
2/18/19
Mark Bartholomew spoke to MarketWatch about the ill-fated Canada Dry’s “Made from Real Ginger” ginger ale campaign aimed at wooing health-conscious customers, forcing the company to pay $11.2 million to settle claims that it misled consumers.
A bid to launch the first branch of the military in 70 years
2/20/19
interviewed professor John Crassidis about an order by President Trump directing the Department of Defense to draft legislation creating a so-called Space Force within the U.S. Air Force.
Couples sues Planned Parenthood for failed abortion
2/23/19
interviewed Lucinda Finley about an Idaho couple that is suing Planned Parenthood for the cost of raising their child after a medication abortion was unsuccessful.
Extinct weasel relative with confounding skull likely ate meat with a side of veggies
2/26/19
An article on reports on new research co-authored by Z. Jack Tseng, that examines the oddly shaped skull of an extinct weasel called Leptarctus primus.