Policy Archive
Archives for October 2016
The abortion wars in America are a battle between fantasy and reality.
Flu shots don’t always work. You should absolutely get one anyway.
Nobody believes it, but politicians mostly keep their promises.
Lyft’s CMO Kira Wampler and VP of comms Brandon McCormick are leaving as Raj Kapoor and Melissa Waters arrive.
America is very bad at collecting crime data. It’s a big problem.
Tesla announced on Wednesday that all new vehicles will be built to be fully self-driving.
The “inner city” is another example of Trump’s dog whistle politicking.
Stop telling me my city is doomed.
Its electric vehicle technology will also take to the track in next year’s Formula E.
And it led to a fascinating, revealing exchange between Trump and Clinton.
Trump hugely mischaracterized Clinton’s position on abortion.
Musk: If you discourage autonomous tech, “you’re killing people.”
The Kansas solicitor general cited the awful Dred Scott decision to argue for his state’s anti-abortion law.
Trump and his surrogates don’t seem to understand how sexual assault works.
Donald Trump isn’t interested in broadcasting. He’s interested in narrowcasting.