Policy Archive
Archives for July 2019
Harris says federally mandated busing was needed in the 1970s but is rarely needed today.
The rule could make it harder for abortion providers to offer birth control.
When these Chicagoans walked off the job in 2012, they changed the future of organizing.
Inside the battle to flip America’s state legislatures blue in 2020.
The administration has better options to enforce immigration and asylum laws.
A jury initially indicted Marshae Jones on manslaughter charges after a shooting caused her to miscarry, sparking a national outcry.
The Trump campaign’s trade policy can’t be disentangled from its rhetoric on race and immigration.
The era of religious and moral vaccine exemptions needs to end — and fast.
Bernie Sanders and Julián Castro have one, Kamala Harris doesn’t really.
More than once, the freezer tanks that secure families’ hopes have failed. Courts may fail these families too.
More than a dozen lawmakers visited border facilities in El Paso and Clint to investigate migrants’ poor living conditions.
An investigation by ProPublica uncovered the private Facebook group, in which Border Patrol agents reportedly posted racist and sexist memes.
The long, forgotten history of pro-gun left-wing groups.