Policy Archive
Archives for November 2016
Every day in America, about 31 people are killed in gun homicides. It’s a grisly death toll — one that no other developed nation has to deal with.
Here are some of her previous stances on issues that may affect the transportation industry.
Police claim Scott, a black man, was armed and posed an immediate physical threat to officers.
Research suggests that Chinese imports boosted Donald Trump.
Trump wants to take flag burners’ citizenship. Only authoritarian countries do things like that.
The real reason people are upset about Trump’s call to criminalize flag-burning.
We’ve heard from hundreds of Obamacare enrollees. Today we’re launching an online community for them.
The Georgia Congress member is an ardent, knowledgeable, and prepared Obamacare opponent — who is about to be put in charge of the program.
Uber objects to drivers having the Juno app open, showing its competitor’s logo and rider discounts.
Simple economic models ignore the real human costs of small-town decline.
Nvidia, Intel, IBM and other Silicon Valley companies are making finding a cure a high priority.
He’s really doing what he said.
Fares were free on Saturday.
She tells us about her new movie Elle and how it fits into the current conversations about rape.