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In 2019, what portion of all U.S. federal, state, and local government spending was for public order and safety, including law enforcement, courts, prisons, immigration enforcement, and fire protection?

What was the main conclusion of a 2020 CDC review of all “gold standard” studies that examined the effects of masks on the transmission of the flu in non-healthcare settings?

Which U.S. president appointed all of the Supreme Court justices who ruled that he could place U.S. citizens of Japanese descent into detention camps during World War II without evidence of “individual disloyalty” to the U.S.?

Did the 1.9 million Swedish children who attended school in the Spring of 2020 while masks were not required or encouraged have a higher rate of C-19 infections than children in the neighboring nation of Finland that closed its schools?

Which of the following respiratory diseases were involved in the most deaths of U.S. children during 2020?

Among 350 tenure-track faculty that Ohio State University plans to hire, how many will be hired within its new “race, inclusion and social equity” initiative?

Does the largest federal preschool program produce a clear pattern of lasting positive impacts on children?

After the 1918 influenza pandemic, for how long did people who caught and survived the disease have a strong degree of immune protection to it?

Among the nations of Europe, do those with greater levels of welfare spending have lower levels of wealth inequality?

Why was a Honduran man who was caught crossing the U.S. border and later charged with 6 felonies relating to child sexual assault allowed to enter the United States?