Policy Archive
Archives for October 2016
Obamacare’s marketplaces have half their expected enrollment, and that’s made them unstable.
A part of ending police brutality is recognizing how it impacts different communities.
The Calais “Jungle” was a symbol of Europe’s refugee crisis.
The move comes ahead of the new open enrollment season, which begins Nov. 1.
A Georgia professor explains the unique cultural factors that create skepticism toward science in the South.
Otto, recently acquired by Uber, took a load of Budweiser 120 miles completely autonomously.
Surveillance has been one of the federal government’s longstanding intimidation tactics.
She may or may not be a wise strategic choice this year. But she’s the consistent progressive.
AliveCor’s mobile ECG device might be able to do more than just record your heartbeat.
Did the team’s owner just suggest there’s an acceptable level of domestic violence?
Historically, the company has believed in making the whole device, not just the software.
Here are the reasons women seek late-term abortions, and why a healthy fetus would never be terminated at term.
The movie wants to be a classic action film but forgets to have fun.