Policy Archive
Archives for December 2019
The state’s system for helping the uninsured thwarts women at every turn and encourages subpar care.
I read the 2020 Democratic candidates’ health care plans. Here’s what they do.
Sometimes, people who stare into the abyss blink.
Almost 50% of unauthorized immigrants nationwide can now apply for a driver’s license.
How Prohibition lives on in counties across the nation.
America’s health care prices problem, in four charts.
Auto enrollment, premium surcharges, and single-payer could be alternatives to open enrollment.
The decision is a blow to ethnic studies departments everywhere.
The Gates Foundation brought billions of dollars to the sector — and a business-friendly ethos consultants could exploit.
Alex Azar and Seema Verma were called to the White House to settle their feud.
Progressives played a major role in shaping the final version of the legislation.
23 Republicans voted to bring farmworkers out of the shadow economy.
It would undermine US-Mexican efforts to combat them.
It starts reckoning with the Obama administration’s legacy, but stops short of some big progressive reforms.
The stakes are lot bigger than they might seem.