Policy Archive
Archives for April 2019
Biden has not endorsed Medicare-for-all, nor has he disavowed the idea.
The Florida House wants people with felony records to pay all court costs and fees before they can vote.
Women are getting kicked off Medicaid soon after giving birth or aren’t qualifying for care to begin with.
Women are getting kicked off Medicaid quickly after giving birth or aren’t qualifying for care to begin with.
This could speed up the process for other companies to get the FAA’s okay.
A new bill would outlaw the big, surprise bills that Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital has sent to hundreds of patients.
“If they were going to write your obituary tomorrow, would you be happy with what they said? That’s an important question.”
The stereotype of the “ideal mother” hasn’t changed since the 19th century, according to a new book. And it’s hurting everyone.
The Court is considering whether the Trump administration broke the law by deciding to ask about citizenship on the 2020 census.
A Broward County deputy has since been placed on restrictive duty, but local officials want him fired.
Warren doesn’t just want tuition-free college. She also wants to cancel millions of Americans’ student debt.
The group posted live video to Facebook showing the detention.
The Columbine mass shooting could have been a turning point on gun control. It wasn’t.
The US still has a gun violence problem.
A teacher at an Arizona charter school had third graders yell at a black student during a lesson on school segregation. It’s part of a larger problem.