UVA legal and political experts consider the likely outcomes, good and bad, of the war in Ukraine.
Research shows both political parties are moving further from the political center.
The normal process of international lawmaking is not keeping pace with technological advances, a UVA international law expert warns.
Ukrainian Olena Protsenko is a staff attorney in the School of Law. She is working on behalf of Ukrainian victims and offering students a once-in-a-lifetime work experience.
University of Virginia economist Leora Friedberg foresees a combination of increased taxes and some moderate benefit cuts in the future of Social Security.
In Virginia, two-thirds of the publicly funded child care sites reported turning families away due to staffing problems, and nearly half said they closed classrooms.
New research recommends more detailed election maps to ease the voters’ sense of polarization.
Writing for The Conversation, a Miller Center senior fellow explains the arduous process speechwriters go through to put together a presidential State of the Union address.