Cities are throwing big money at companies to move their headquarters, even though the move these days usually involves a relative handful of executives. Are the moves worth it? Richard Longworth thinks so.
Food labels provide the public with important information about the qualities of the foods they buy and eat, but not all labels mean what you think they do. Recent polling finds that Americans have a poor understanding of the “natural” food label, complicated by the term’s lack of oversight.
Jennifer Jun, Assistant Director, Visiting Fellowships, shares her key takeaways from her experience in the European Union Visitors Programme, organized by the European Commission and the European Parliament.
Senior fellow Dina Smeltz uses recent PRRI survey data to examine some of the unique characteristics and attitudes expressed by the supporters of GOP front-runner, Donald Trump.
