Oklahoma is grappling with a significant eviction crisis, with an average of 132 eviction cases daily in 2024, a situation expected to result in approximately 48,278 evictions by the end of the year, reflecting the previous year's figures. The state's legal framework heavily favors
The acceptance of the RSV vaccine in the United States is witnessing a significant upward trend, according to recent surveys by the Annenberg Public Policy Center (APPC). Conducted in October 2023 and November 2024, these surveys provide a detailed analysis of the changing public views on the RSV
Imagine a college campus where students of all political beliefs come together, united by a shared commitment to informed and respectful discussions about the policies that affect their lives. At Ohio State, a group of dedicated student ambassadors is making this vision a reality through their
In recent years, health inequalities in the United Kingdom have been gaining attention among public health experts, but they remain relatively obscure to much of the general populace. The 2024 public campaign led by Health Equals, a coalition of 27 organizations including charities, think tanks,
The recent agreement between coalition and opposition parties in the Netherlands to adjust the government’s budget has sparked a heated debate, particularly concerning the Education budget. Initially, there were planned cuts of €748 million to the Education budget, which have now been scrapped, tho
As the upcoming legislative session in New Hampshire looms, a significant debate is brewing over who should control energy policy in the state. The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) and the Department of Energy (DOE) are at the center of this contention, with the Office of the Consumer Advocate
