Policy Archive
Archives for August 2019
His accusers can still take their case to court, even after his death.
We asked players, parents, developers, and experts to weigh in on how to change the conversation around gaming.
And why some civil rights groups are worried that the bill doesn’t go far enough.
It’s a story about alcohol. But it’s also one about roads.
Debate around a Tennessee bill shows a big shift in anti-abortion strategy.
SEIU president Mary Kay Henry is demanding laws allowing unions to bargain for workers as a whole, and Democratic candidates are signing up.
Bernie Sanders wants to end “at-will” employment, and bring industry-wide wage boards.
It took Trump two weeks to go from saying he wanted to do something to trying to justify doing nothing.
Advocates say Trump’s rhetoric is helping fuel a spike in threats against abortion clinics nationwide.
The divide between Harris and Sanders on health care is deepening.
The introduction of a generic abortion medication could mean lower costs for patients, but barriers to access remain.
Elizabeth Warren says Americans should reject a “false choice” between criminal justice reform and public safety.
Suburban women were Republicans’ weak spot in the 2018 midterms. In some swing districts, they overwhelmingly want action on gun control.
Bernie Sanders was an early critic of mass incarceration — and now has a plan to fight it.
The group is leaving the Title X program rather than follow the Trump administration’s “domestic gag rule.” Patients could suffer.