Policy Archive
Archives for November 2019
Nicotine e-cigarette use among adolescents rose for another year, while few older adults touch the devices.
The Trump administration ignored them and ended Temporary Protected Status for thousands of immigrants.
He’s making the argument that his ideas on labor and immigration are compatible.
Gun control groups outspent the nation’s most powerful gun rights organization in its home state.
Winner: Democratic enthusiasm. Loser: Donald Trump.
James Mueller, Buttigieg’s former chief of staff, has just been elected to the role.
Democrats captured both the state House and Senate.
The biggest city in the US is joining a voting reform movement.
Asylum seekers face barriers at every step, from arriving in Mexico to making their case in immigration court.
Will Elizabeth Warren or Joe Biden’s health care plan cover more people? Depends which can pass.
A guide to the discourse around paying for Medicare-for-all.
The state’s Republican leaders are forging ahead with criminal justice reform.
In the final 100 days before Iowa’s caucuses, Sanders is going all in on a climate change message.
He served as former DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen’s chief of staff while she carried out the separations of immigrant families.
The search giant’s $2.1 billion acquisition of Fitbit raises questions about data privacy and antitrust.