Policy Archive
Archives for June 2019
Bernie Sanders wants to abolish private insurance. Michael Bennet and, apparently, Kamala Harris are not on board.
The immigrant protection program, which has been in limbo for years, could finally come to an end.
The bills used to be a fringe idea. Now they could threaten Roe v. Wade.
Bastian talks with Recode’s Kara Swisher and Jason Del Rey about improving the customer experience, facial recognition, and Delta employees’ attempts to unionize.
Undocumented. Immigrants. Pay. Taxes.
Reproductive rights advocates say the story shows how pregnant women of color are criminalized.
House progressives are fuming at Senate Democrats for passing a border aid bill with no accountability standards for the Trump administration.
Several California drivers told Recode they signed messages from Lyft and Ubers asking politicians to support their job flexibility, without realizing they were campaigning against being classified as employees.
The Trump administration now has a choice: leave the citizenship question off the 2020 census, or keep fighting — against the clock.
For demographers like me, the census is kind of like our Super Bowl. And we’re concerned about next year.
Have we all been paying attention to the wrong Texan?
Abortion, maternal mortality, and other issues that disproportionately affect women were front and center at the debate.
Klobuchar played impressive politics Wednesday night.
Democrats spent decades avoiding the issue of guns. That’s now changing.
Elizabeth Warren went all in on Medicare-for-all at the first debate.