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Wifi Woes: Why schools are unprepared to teach students remotely | Just The FAQs

August 9, 2020 14 comments

As schools debate about returning to online learning, the lack of internet access to many Americans is a big sticking point. RELATED: Is it legal […]

Is it legal for Department of Homeland Security to send federal agents to cities? | Just The FAQs

July 27, 2020July 27, 2020 31 comments

Is it legal for Department of Homeland Security to send federal agents to cities? RELATED: AOC on Ted Yoho's harassment PORTLAND, Ore. – Mayor Ted […]

Election 2020: Longer voting lines may be a sign of voter suppression | Just The FAQs

July 20, 2020July 20, 2020 64 comments

Civil rights experts point to long wait times to vote as a sign of growing voter suppression in the U.S. Here's what to expect in […]

How the bail system increased wealth and racial inequalities | Just the FAQs

July 14, 2020July 14, 2020 11 comments

There have long been calls to end money bail in the U.S. prison system. Here's what some jurisdictions are doing to reform it. RELATED: Why […]

Here’s how a grand jury works, and why some are contentious | Just The FAQs

June 25, 2020June 25, 2020 3 comments

This is why some grand juries have faced criticism in police brutality cases. RELATED: Check out more from Just The FAQs here Some of the […]

How contested elections could become more common | Just The FAQs

June 24, 2020June 24, 2020 1 comment

With the election coming up in November, many wonder if we could have a contested election and how likely is that to happen? RELATED: Over […]

How to achieve a successful protest: the two key ingredients | Just The FAQs

June 18, 2020June 18, 2020 4 comments

Do protests ever enact real change? Yes. But not all movements are created equal. Here are the ingredients of a successful movement. RELATED: Qualified immunity: […]

How polls work: The science behind gathering voter opinions | Just The FAQs

June 16, 2020June 16, 2020 5 comments

The news cycle is jam packed with polls. But have you ever wondered how polls actually work and what they mean? RELATED: Will mail-in voting […]

Is working from home the new normal? | Just The FAQs

May 28, 2020May 28, 2020 3 comments

Working from home has exploded since the start of the pandemic. While it might seem temporary, it could become the new normal. Here's why. RELATED: […]

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Wifi Woes: Why schools are unprepared to teach students remotely | Just The FAQs

Is it legal for Department of Homeland Security to send federal agents to cities? | Just The FAQs

Election 2020: Longer voting lines may be a sign of voter suppression | Just The FAQs

How the bail system increased wealth and racial inequalities | Just the FAQs

Here’s how a grand jury works, and why some are contentious | Just The FAQs

How contested elections could become more common | Just The FAQs

How polls work: The science behind gathering voter opinions | Just The FAQs

Is working from home the new normal? | Just The FAQs

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