Policy Archive
Archives for September 2016
Here’s a list of people amplifying Kaepernick’s message.
This robot car is brought to you by deep learning.
It’s a mistake to think that being progressive necessarily means being immigration-friendly.
Too often, I have patients telling me that their insurance didn’t cover the birth control I prescribed.
Fox and Warner Bros.’ superhero movies just weren’t good this summer.
TV relied on some established formulas too, but it did a much better job.
Netflix’s drug trafficking drama gets both grander and more repetitive in its second outing.
In an interview with Lena Dunham, both completely miss the point.
Reparations must have three components. Georgetown’s plan has only one of them.
The 49ers quarterback isn’t backing down.
Many American colleges were built by slavery. None have ever offered amends directly to slaves’ families.
Phil DeFranco is one of YouTube’s most prominent stars. So why is YouTube removing ads from his account?
As crime dropped, US prosecutors locked up more people — and Americans kept reelecting them.
The memo puts even more pressure on Democrats to stick to their word.
The idea of cars as a service — instead of something bought, owned and aspired to — seemed like a foregone conclusion to Silicon Valley.
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