Policy Archive
Archives for November 2016


To deport as many immigrants as he wants to, he’s going to have to scoop up a lot of people who aren’t criminals at all.


The method to the madness of streets, roads, avenues, boulevards, places, plazas...


With Google’s new Android Auto app, end users start to get a feel for what an integrated Android Auto experience would be like — but in their current car.


The challenge for Democrats is not repeating the same mistake.


But the issue of same-sex marriage, he said, is “settled.”


I covered the last Obamacare debate. I learned that early policy positions often change.


Instead, it would cause premiums to rise — and coverage to decline.


Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga play the couple at the center of the ruling that legalized interracial marriage across America.


I’ve spent the past day talking to Obamacare enrollees, and learned repeal threats have already changed their lives.


The Trump administration wouldn’t even need to change any laws or come up with new policies to terrorize immigrant communities.


The landmark abortion-rights case probably, maybe, won’t be overturned in the next four years. In the longer term, it’s complicated.


Almost all of it could be gone.


Some parts of the law are easier to kill than others.


All he needs to do is tweak a few words in an Obama-era regulation.


Two leading gunmakers saw their stocks fall by double digits today.