Research points to a new understanding about when adolescents become adults, and to new ways of thinking about their treatment in the criminal justice system.

In this issue of Capitol to Capitol the 118th Congress Health and Human Services Legislative Wrap-Up, Proposed Rule to Increase Protected Electronic Health Information, and more.

Nonpartisan science policy fellowships help build relationships between scientists and state policymakers, allowing scientists to engage in the policy process and providing legislators quick and direct access to research.

The United States suffers from a teacher shortage, and the solution might come from innovative programs designed to get middle and high school students thinking about a career in the classroom.

The ideal candidate should possess excellent interpersonal skills, as well as demonstrate outstanding communication ability  and possess excellent management/leadership skills. 

In this issue: A Move to Expel or Censure: Arizona’s Changing Landscape (Krystle Isvoranu and Joshua Babel); Impeachment Procedure in the Texas Legislature (Jeffrey Hedges); Puerto Rico's Minority Parties Clause (Erick J. Vázquez...