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On the July 2025 UW Now Live, political scientists Andrew Kydd and Jon Pevehouse talk about how the June 2025 Iran strikes came about, why they end...
America is invested in keeping Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, according to Andrew Kydd, which leaves two paths: diplomacy and military action...
In June, Israel launched 12 days of airstrikes against Iran. The U.S. launched one day of strikes. And then it all stopped. What comes next?
Since the Trump administration took power, the UW and other research universities have faced a series of cuts and threats to funding. But does the ...
Mike Knetter talks with two Badger economists about the danger of rising federal budget deficits — and politicians who are afraid to face them.
...The U.S. has told future generations that Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid will continue to provide benefits, but where will the money come from? On the UW Now livestream, UW economics professor Ananth Seshadri looks at the need for a polit...
On the April 2025 livestream, UW faculty described what’s at stake when the federal government threatens to cap research grants: America could lose...
By threatening to cap funding for NIH grants, the federal government risks undercutting promising research that could lead to treatments for Alzheimer’s and other dementias. On the UW Now Live, Professor Sterling Johnson discusses the current stat...
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