Policy Archive
Archives for March 2019
Seattle Times: Boeing and FAA cut corners to get the 737 Max into service before deadly crashes.
The shooter wants notoriety — and the prime minister is denying him that.
An attack on a tram in the Netherlands left at least three people dead and five wounded. Dutch police have now arrested a suspect.
A new book explains how racism gets whites to support policies that hurt them.
How New York state fought surprise medical bills — and won.
Beto O’Rourke vs. Bernie Sanders sets up a real debate about Medicare-for-all.
He drew national headlines for his opposition to the war on drugs 10 years ago.
At least 50 people have been killed in what the New Zealand prime minister called a “terrorist attack.”
Beto’s — and Democrats’ — choice: make immigration a policy issue or keep it a vague theme.
New Zealand’s gun laws are strict compared to America’s, but there are gaps.
The country’s prime minister and attorney general have mentioned banning semiautomatic firearms, but it’s far from a done deal.
Author Malcolm Harris on why millennials need a revolution.
The alleged shooter rambled about immigrants in his manifesto. Trump mentioned it during a veto ceremony.
Members of the “Cartersville 70” were arrested after a small amount of marijuana was found at a house party. They say the arrest turned their lives “into a nightmare.”
And shows why we need affirmative action.