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Chris Miller teaches courses in American politics and public policy, constitutional law, and environmental policy. Before joining the University of Richmond in 2020, he spent several years working in Chicago’s nonprofit sector focusing on election oversight, youth organizing, and civil liberties advocacy work, then earned his Ph.D. at Indiana University’s O’Neill School (SPEA) focusing on climate change policy. His current research interests include national and subnational environmental policy, the intersections of ideological polarization and economic inequality, and the influence of media literacy on public opinion.
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Members of Congress Undermine the Country – And Their Own Legitimacy – With Antidemocratic Rhetoric

by Christopher Miller, University of Richmond August 12, 2024

Christopher Miller, University of Richmond Blame was cast far and wide after the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. Obviously, the shoote... Read more.

American Economy Continues Growing

The Avoidable Debt Ceiling Debate

Federal Land Giveaways Again OK’d by House GOP

The Chip Subsidy Wars Heat Up

U.S. Has Its First National Strategy To Reduce Plastic Pollution − Here Are 3 Strong Points and a Key Issue To Watch

Oceans Without Sharks Would Be Far Less Healthy – New Research

What Would a Kamala Harris Presidency Mean for the Climate?

Have Wildlife Crossings Become More Common in North America?

The Navy’s First 4-Star Woman Admiral Reflects on Military Integration and the Time It Took To Become a Reality

Cluster Bombs: Here’s the Core Basics On the Issue

GOP Obsession: War on Mexico

Debating the Best Ways to Kill

Dumping Japan’s Nuclear Waste

3 Smart Ways to Lower Gasoline Prices And Still Punish Putin

Increasing U.S. Oil Production During Ukraine Invasion

Preventing Power Failures That Kill Hundreds of Americans

7-nation Prisoner Swap Shows How Diplomacy, Not Law, Governs Exchanges

U.S. Investigates Claims Cartel Funded Campaign of Obrador

Sudanese Refugees Are Starving, the U.S. Should Give a Hand

More Ticks Toward Doomsday

Laser vs. RF Vein Treatment: Comparing Effectiveness and Patient Outcomes

One Polio Case Stops the War

EPA Announces First-Ever National Drinking Water Standard for PFAS Pollution

Pregnancy Care Was Always Lacking in Jails. Could It Get Worse?

Trump, Crime and Clemency

Heating Troubles? Experts Can Help: Fast and Reliable Furnace Repair

Poor People Are Business Owners, Too – But Myths Around Poverty and Entrepreneurship Hold Them Back

The Role of Criminal Lawyers in Defending Civil Rights Amidst Political Suppression

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Members of Congress Undermine the Country – And Their Own Legitimacy – With Antidemocratic Rhetoric