Lower interest rates could speed up California’s transportation projects, potentially reducing costs and accelerating construction ahead of the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
USC experts discuss how the central bank’s rate cuts are likely to bring mixed outcomes for California’s key sectors, from housing and transportation to technology and trade.
Congress designates Sept. 17 as a day to recognize the value and history of the guiding document.
USC scholars are thinking about issues that they feel matter to Americans but that might be getting less attention than others.
The Federal Reserve has signaled it will roll out its first interest rate cut in years at its upcoming meeting on Sept. 17-18. USC experts are available to discuss what this means for California's economy – the fifth largest in the world – and its key industries.
GREEN WEEK: Weiss, associate professor of technical communication practice at USC Viterbi, breaks down how students at USC are addressing sustainability issues.
USC scientists are on the cutting edge of carbon capture research, drawing inspiration from nature's most effective carbon-capturing systems to combat climate change.
New research by the Center for Inclusive Democracy at USC finds persistent low turnout for Latino, Asian-American and Black voters in all nine swing states. Boosting groups’ participation could be a gamechanger for the November election.
Barnes, an expert in law, politics and public policy, explains how recent Supreme Court decisions and a shift in judicial tactics are reshaping U.S. politics.
This November, Californians will vote on 10 statewide ballot measures, including two $10 billion bond proposals. USC experts weigh in.
