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No, Kamala Harris’s Medicare-for-all plan is not proposing privatized Medicare. But she does have a lot of questions to answer.
He could backtrack in only a few months’ time.
Class-action lawsuits around underfilled products have been on the rise for the past five years.
A conversation with Varshini Prakash, the activist leading the charge for the Green New Deal.
“I’m going to continue to speak out until the day I die,” the Harvard Law professor told Vox.
At the Democratic debate, Sanders reminded voters he was there first on Medicare-for-all.
Ranked choice voting could be the future of elections in America.
This maybe, just maybe, might be the “most dramatic” season yet.
But the series is still a little too enamored of making certain corners of its world seem sexy, to its detriment.
Williamson’s debate highlights are all of them yet again.
The “good guy with a gun” myth is just that.
The legislation, from Sens. Chris Van Hollen and Rick Scott, goes after drug companies that benefit from federal money.
Thoroughly modern ultrasound technology — and social media demands — led to the rise of deeply retro gender reveal parties.
“It felt like, well, once that was done, then we’ve done what we needed to do, and we forgot to pause and think about, ethically, what was going on.”
It’s not infrastructure or trade wars that keep workers up at night.