MSNBC announces that today Twitter will hold its first Twitter Town Hall, and United States President Barack Obama will answer Twitter users’ questions about the American economy — live at askobama.twitter.com.
Watch the event live at http//askobama.twitter.com, follow live Tweets from @townhall, or search the hashtag #AskObama.
Britain’s Academy of Social Sciences has named University of Edinburgh politics professor Christina Boswell FBA FAcSS FRSE as the new chair of […]
Daniel Goroff, a mathematician and economist with a long pedigree of policy roles at the intersection of the social sciences and public […]
The United States has a long tradition of celebrating its diverse communities with heritage observances throughout the calendar year. And yet not […]
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Impact
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