Policy Archive
Archives for January 2019


Trump wants $800 million to improve care for families at the border — and $5.7 billion for the wall.


Research suggests the national preschool program reduces poverty.


Democratic leaders say Trump’s speech will probably be “full of malice and misinformation.”


Patients at nursing homes and long-term care facilities are particularly at risk of being victims of abuse or sexual violence.


Facebook was categorizing CBD and hemp businesses as “prescription pharmaceuticals.”


A new study shows even older drugs are seeing big hikes.


A recent Washington Post report says plans to alter disparate impact regulation, a key part of civil rights enforcement, might be in the works.


The government shutdown is causing a lot of problems. But prison inmates don’t deserve to suffer more as a result.


Jazmine Barnes’s family have said that they believe her death was racially motivated.


The airline quickly addressed the problem but agreed to honor the heavily discounted fares.


Is the White House willing to compromise on immigration? Don’t believe the hype.


Democrats begin to mount their defense of Obamacare in the second day of the new Congress.


There’s still a good case Trump is right, but the Fed won’t see it that way.


Union officials: it’s okay if our agents don’t get paid on time, as long as we get the wall.


Cash bail is great — if you can pay for it.
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