Policy Archive
Archives for July 2019
Harris is the latest 2020 Democrat to target this enduring problem.
It’s not Medicare-for-all, but if it happened it would be a big, um, deal.
The former vice president once called busing “an asinine policy.”
Partners and family members feel the loss too.
The proposal would let older inmates get an early release from federal prison.
America’s urban gun violence problem can feel intractable. But Thomas Abt’s new book, Bleeding Out, offers a solution.
A Manhattan prosecutor asked for Epstein to receive the lowest-level sex offender status. And Epstein never checked in with New York City police as required by law.
According to one health law expert, it’s “incomprehensible” that the case had made it this far.
Officials will target immigrants in at least 10 cities.
More states and countries are legalizing marijuana. Here’s what you need to know.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments about the constitutionality of the ACA this week.
It’s one of the biggest government actions on kidneys in decades.
Hawaii is now the 26th to legalize or decriminalize pot.
Republicans are determined to turn Democrats against private insurance forever.
Advocates say “self-managed abortions” are safe — and in the current political environment, interest is rising.