Policy Archive
Archives for December 2016
It could take a couple more years before Apple’s direction becomes clear.
At a conference at Harvard, a Washington Post reporter explains how to effectively report on Donald Trump.
Maris left earlier this year.
Uber’s New York general manager discussed drivers’ concerns during a monthly meeting with the new pseudo drivers union.
Uber and Lyft — and now Ola — are amping up the in-car experience as the companies fight for passenger loyalty.
Read Apple’s letter to federal regulators.
“Make our day.”
Trump and Education Secretary-designate Betsy DeVos want to send 11 million children to private school with public money.
Yet the company still thinks it would be “dangerous” for it to determine what is newsworthy.
The downside of leasing planes but not flying them yourself.
Obama suspended the Bush-era program Trump could use. Now he has the chance to dismantle it.
Three major court challenges to state abortion laws have been launched, with more still to come.
”They are completely blind to the fiasco on the individual market that they’re about to create.”
This World AIDS Day, 38 states still have HIV criminalization laws.
Twenty-three percent of founders surveyed said they admired the Tesla and SpaceX CEO more than any other executive.
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