And I Will Always Love You: How Marketers Measure Dolly Parton’s Magic
The Oasis Reporters August 26, 2026 Louise Grimmer, University of
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European ‘War Fatigue’ May Be Growing – But Ukraine’s Recent Momentum Could Buy Time
The Oasis Reporters August 25, 2026 Benjamin Martill, University of Edinburgh and Adam Holesch,
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29 US States Are Suing Meta. What Might It Mean For The Rest Of The World?
The Oasis Reporters August 21, 2026 Rob Nicholls, University of Sydney This week, a trial
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Trump’s Net Approval Is Near Record Low, With Democrats Favoured To Gain Control Of Congress At Midterms
The Oasis Reporters August 19, 2026 Adrian Beaumont, The University of Melbourne
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The US Really Is Unlike Other Rich Countries When It Comes To Job Insecurity – And AI Could Make It Even More ‘Exceptional’
The Oasis Reporters August 18, 2026 Jeffrey C. Dixon,
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Wealthier Canadians Live Longer And Are Less Likely To Be Dependent As They Age, New Research Finds
The Oasis Reporters August 18, 2026
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New Tech Adds Phone Tracking To License Plate Readers, Associating Devices With Identifiable Cars
The Oasis Reporters August 12, 2026 License plate readers like this one could soon be joined by sensors that
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Inflation Is Slowing, But The Cost Of Living Story Is More Complicated
The Oasis Reporters August 6, 2026 Colin Mang, McMaster University Inflation is often misunderstood as
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Trump Administration Moves To Block Public From Enforcing Environmental Protection Laws
The Oasis Reporters August 4, 2026 A citizen-initiated lawsuit under the Clean Air Act forced a
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Affordable Housing Often Costs More to Build Than Market‑rate Housing – Colorado Is Closing The Gap
The Oasis Reporters July 31, 2026 Reducing the administrative and regulatory
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