Although still in its infancy, the USC Schwarzenegger Institute has already generated extensive media coverage in connection with its mission and activities.
The future is difficult to predict, but a boat that just docked in Long Beach is setting course on one potential path. Powered with solar panels, wind and hydrogen generated… View Article
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, both immigrants who became U.S. citizens, share a passion for the importance of voting rights for all Americans. They’re working to keep the momentum… View Article
The Jack Brooks Foundation is hosting an inaugural award ceremony featuring a frank discussion about voting and elections with award recipients Lina Hidalgo and Arnold Schwarzenegger, online and open to the public free… View Article
The first hydrogen-powered sea vessel is now docked in Long Beach. The Energy Observer is circumnavigating the globe as an educational resource and an ambassador for clean energy solutions. The state-of-the-art… View Article
As the global pandemic required election officials to drastically rethink how voting would work in 2020, philanthropic groups stepped up and contributed millions of dollars that paid for much of… View Article
The current crop of Republican freshmen are not exactly a testimony to democracy. How did we get to a place where people like Representatives Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene… View Article
Chuck Williams takes a deeper dive into the new Georgia election law with Muscogee County Director of Elections and Registrations Nancy Boren. A 25-year veteran of the Georgia elections, Boren… View Article
Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon (D – Seattle) has been working to get a clean fuel standard across the finish line in the Legislature for years. He got one big step closer… View Article
President Joe biden came into office facing four “converging crises”: COVID-19, climate change, racial justice, and the economy. But after a few weeks of fast action on a pandemic relief plan, a… View Article
Why did so many Republicans—147 of them—object to the Electoral College result on January 6? Most voted to overturn the election out of fear. Not fear of the angry mob that… View Article
