Features

Explore content through the Issues List.

One way to navigate LexisNexis Current Issues is through its Issues List, which encompasses more than 2,000 focused questions on key areas of interest and controversy. Every question points to multiple full-text source documents.

Search with keywords or controlled vocabulary.

A flexible search interface lets you use keywords to search across the full-text document or just specific portions. A Subject List and an Organization List let you search using the database’s powerful controlled vocabulary.

Organizational profiles help you identify bias or locate additional information.

Every document links to a descriptive profile of the issuing organization to help you put the organization’s point of view in perspective. Profiles include descriptions, contact information, and links to the organizations’ Web sites when available.

Frequent updates to a growing collection.

LexisNexis Current Issues lives up to its name with new documents being added every week. At least 2,400 documents will be added every year.

Extra functionality built in for LexisNexis Academic subscribers.

If you already subscribe to LexisNexis Academic, you may search its major newspapers file directly from the LexisNexis Current Issues search form.

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