Policy Archive
Archives for May 2019
“My sister died because a police officer saw her as a threatening black woman rather than human.”
The Alabama abortion ban’s lack of exceptions for rape or incest could be its downfall.
Roe v. Wade has survived for decades because of luck. That’s about to change.
Want to fix the criminal justice system? Start with overzealous prosecutors.
The NRA is low on cash and embroiled in complex lawsuits.
The bipartisan push to end surprise medical bills is ramping up.
The biggest health care bill of the year is coming to the House floor.
Carter spoke with Recode’s Kara Swisher recently about AI ethics, tech regulation, and more, and you can hear the full conversation now on Recode Decode.
Bernie Sanders sparked a debate over prisoners’ voting rights. But most of the public — and most Democrats — aren’t on board.
But Democrats need to put in the work to lock them down.
It’s a subtle but important change.
A new report finds that the historic school segregation ruling has been undermined in recent decades.
Bills in Georgia, Ohio, and Alabama show we’re in a watershed moment for the abortion debate.
It’s unclear if that messaging will resonate with certain experts or voters.
For once, Trump got the Ninth Circuit to approve his immigration policy. Congress is trying to step in instead.