Policy Archive
Archives for March 2019
The federal courts are slamming the Trump administration for pursuing unlawful health care policies.
It’s more than bad software.
Building a single-payer system is hard, but not impossible. Just ask Saskatchewan.
The education secretary says it’s one of the “difficult decisions” the Trump administration had to make.
Two Parkland survivors have ended their lives.
The Trump administration is also proposing forgiving all undergraduate student loans after 15 years.
The Trump administration is seeking Central America’s help to reduce migration. But Trump keeps throwing tantrums.
The rulings are a major loss for the Trump administration on one of its signature health policy crusades.
The controversy around Whole Woman’s Health Alliance could put the South Bend mayor and presidential candidate in the spotlight.
A new study finds that research on the effectiveness of police body cameras has been very mixed.
Candidate Trump wanted to expand coverage. President Trump wants to slash it.
The Department of Defense has always asked Congress for permission to move money around. Until now.
With the DOJ arguing Obamacare is unconstitutional, health care should be a huge issue in the 2020 election.
After DOJ says the ACA is unconstitutional, House Democrats roll out a targeted plan to expand health care.
Teachers’ pay has been stagnating for years. Harris wants to give them a raise.