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Are Debtors’ Prisons Returning?
CNN
12.04.2015
Public Pension Funds Reconsider Risky Investments
CBS News
11.30.2015
Not Even Scientists Can Easily Explain P‑Values
FiveThirtyEight
11.24.2015
Houston’s Conundrum: Closing Its Pension-Funding Gap
The Wall Street Journal
11.15.2015
The FDA Could Earn Over $60 Million a Day From Enforcing the Law
Health Affairs
10.14.2015
Prosecutors Have Opportunities to Reduce Incarceration and Disparities Through Risk Assessment
Huffington Post
10.14.2015
Most Research Spending Is Wasted on Bad Studies. These Billionaires Want to Change That.
Vox
10.04.2015
Government’s Big Problem and How to Fix It
Huffington Post
09.30.2015
Reports Warn of Finance Trouble
Houston Chronicle
09.07.2015
The Collateral Victims of Criminal Justice
The New York Times
09.05.2015
Public Pension Funds Roll Back Return Targets
The Wall Street Journal
09.04.2015
The Arnold Foundation Offers Up Solutions to Fix Houston’s Finances
Houston Business Journal
09.02.2015
Many Psychology Findings Not as Strong as Claimed, Study Says
The New York Times
08.27.2015
Rising U.S. Drug Prices Are Focus of Research Grant
The Wall Street Journal
07.21.2015
Arnold Foundation Puts $5 Million Into Research on Rising Drug Prices
Chronicle of Philanthropy
07.21.2015
Series of Reports Will Analyze Cost, Benefit of Pricey Drugs
Modern Healthcare
07.21.2015
Judges Replacing Conjecture With Formula for Bail
The New York Times
06.26.2015
Solving Reproducibility
Science
06.25.2015
Promoting an Open Research Culture
Science
06.25.2015
Critics Question PERA’s Economic Impact
The Denver Post
06.16.2015
Reports Provide Differing Outlooks on Colorado Retirement Program
Gazette
06.16.2015
PERA Pensions Pump Billions Into Colorado’s Economy
Denver Business Journal
06.15.2015
Why We Spend Billions to Keep Half a Million Unconvicted People Behind Bars
The Washington Post
06.11.2015
