Policy Archive
Archives for November 2016
Hyperloop One CEO Rob Lloyd sent out a letter to staff Friday announcing the settlement.
A short, simple summary of the leading policy proposals.
Unlike Trump indicated in his tweet, however, the company was never planning on moving an entire plant to Mexico.
Once denied a federal judgeship due to racist comments, Sessions could now run the country’s criminal justice system.
More than 85 percent of shareholders voted in favor.
The question isn’t whether conservatives have a health care plan. It’s which plan they’ll pick.
The immigrants Obama protected through executive action could be pushed back into the shadows — or worse.
It could collapse the system and create a “death spiral.”
His administration might revive a Bush-era program that registered thousands of immigrants — most of them Muslim.
He will remain on the board of the personal genomics company.
Skills, not diplomas, need to be valued more, says Jeff Weiner.
As Trump vows to repeal Roe v. Wade, the CW shows us exactly why choice matters.
Recent reports have suggested there is a growing epidemic of hate crimes. The truth is we just don’t know.
“We want to plant the seeds for an incredible backlash.”
Scaling a driver and rider experience is pretty hard when your drivers are independent contractors.