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On September 28, former President of Mexico Vicente Fox joined a select group of senior political leaders and global education experts to discuss the education crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Steven Lieberman, Lori Bourassa, and Joshua Lieberman examine the most efficient and impactful ways to test for COVID-19.

Bledi Celiku and Wael Mansour provide new thinking on a revised economic model for Iraq.

Political polarization and the president's own rhetoric about the integrity of the election and the need for his supporters to watch the polls have raised the risk of election violence.

Brookings experts evaluate the state of U.S.-European relations in the ninth edition of the Trans-Atlantic Scorecard, produced quarterly by the Center on the United States and Europe (CUSE) as part of the Brookings – Robert Bosch Foundation...

Whoever wins the Oval Office on November 3, he'll need smart, specific, actionably policy ideas at his fingertips. Brookings Foreign Policy experts weigh in.

The COVID-19 crisis, and the economic and social restrictions that followed it, threaten the progress to erase income-based differences in parenting goals and behaviors.

Jesús Crespo Cuaresma highlights the new evidence showing an increase in aging in developed economies.

New research highlights how remittances can support African countries in mitigating the socioeconomic implications of COVID-19.

Elaine Kamarck writes that blowback as a result of early re-openings by Republican governments, Republican support in the Senate for renaming military bases commemorating Confederates, and other divisions show the president's grip on his party...

In this blog post, Jay Shambaugh shows evidence that despite GDP growth, the economy is actually slowing down and presents a strong case for concern.

The Electoral College is made up of real people, who on rare occasions have defied their party.

On October 28, Governance Studies at Brookings and Howard University will cohost a webinar to focusing on Black voters, disinformation, and digital democracy in 2020.

Richard Reeves and Joanna Venator discuss the difficulties in labeling so-called "non-cognitive factors" or "character skills" in the context of what features contribute to a person's future success.

If the Electoral College is tied, the president will be selected in the House, with each state having only one vote. Which party has the majority of each state's delegation will be key.