Anheier on Next Steps for Germany’s Next Government
New German leadership will need bold action to be more effective than the previous administration, the UCLA expert writes.
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UCLA Luskin MSW Student Receives CSWE Grant
Liza Li is dedicated to addressing mental health disparities and promoting the well-being of the aging AAPI population.
Yaroslavsky on Expanding the L.A. County Board of Supervisors
Historic voter approval of Measure G will add four new members to L.A. County board.
Peterson on Future of the Affordable Care Act
The landmark law is more popular than ever and unlikely to be taken on by incoming administration.
Shoup on Philadelphia Plan for Downtown Arena
One major concern is how to handle an expected increase in game-day traffic.
A Backlash Against Policing and Criminal Justice Reforms
In this election season, some concerns may be knee-jerk reactions to high-profile media moments, says UCLA Luskin’s Jorja Leap.
Fairlie on Hispanic Business Ownership
UCLA expert cites contribution of immigrants who start businesses at a higher rate than non-immigrants.
On the Political Use of Pseudoscience
Racial genetic theories are on the rise and promoted in Election 2024 campaign rhetoric.
LAX’s Long-Awaited Rail Connection
After decades of talk, the link to major L.A.’s air transportation hub is now set to materialize in 2026.
Wray-Lake Pens Commentary on Lower Voting Ages
Policies to expand voting rights to 16- and 17-year-olds are being actively debated in cities and states across the U.S.
