Policy Archive
Archives for April 2016
A stranger cannot find you in the app, says the app.
The reality is: Disability advocacy groups may be the best allies auto and tech companies will find in the push for a national regulatory framework for self-driving cars.
District supervisor candidate Edwin Lindo has been on a hunger strike for seven days over a spat of recent police shootings in San Francisco.
Conservatives argue ex-felons shouldn’t be allowed to vote after they do their time. The Daily Show argues that’s nonsense.
We blame cars for transportation woes, but can new technology turn them into saviors?
Arianna Huffington will bring a much-needed “emotional intelligence” to Uber, CEO Travis Kalanick wrote.
Lyft and Volvo are also involved.
Men have always been able to “have it all.” Here’s why I still don’t want kids.
What if everyone got money just for being alive?
Hm…
Uber gets to keep its drivers as independent contractors, which means it’s the big winner.
Here’s what we know.
Rice was playing at a park with a toy pellet gun when Cleveland police officer Timothy Loehmann shot and killed him.
The landing in Silicon Valley was beautiful.
I talked to the smartest people in drug policy. Here’s what they think needs to happen.