Policy Archive
Archives for December 2019
The longtime lawmaker announced her candidacy at a rally in Oakland, California, on January 27.
“If you don’t have money, you’re fudged.” A devastating verdict from abroad on US health care costs.
More people than ever say they’re feeling pressured to look and be the best. It’s taking a toll.
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It could be the future of the anti-abortion movement.
Many have seen their premium costs drop, but it’s not all good news.
It’s okay to feel your feelings.
The Medicare-for-all debate has become a minefield for Democrats — and it’s not clear that any candidate has a safe path through it.
New York State is considering barring the practice after T.I.’s comments about his daughter.
Trump administration policies could encourage such bigotry, according to advocates.
The sage grouse looks funny. It’s also really important.
Legal marijuana sales started over the weekend in Michigan.
Some consider electronic monitoring an alternative to mass incarceration. But ankle monitors have a long way to go.