Policy Archive
Archives for November 2024
The background checks aren’t legally required but they can reveal crucial information about nominees.
America, before and after vaccines.
New tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China could make life more expensive.
Advocates fear half-measures could undermine their long-term goals.
Some pronatalists say we should end financial penalties for couples who tie the knot.
America’s fragmented safety net makes it easy for cuts to go unnoticed.
Elon Musk wants to slash trillions in “waste.” Good luck, buddy!
Trump’s immigration crackdown could extend to the US-Canada border.
It’s the latest way Biden is trying to combat pesky “junk fees” driving up prices.
The incoming president appears committed to placing awesome prosecutorial power in the hands of his loyalists.
Gaetz was a reckless pick, even by Trump’s standards.
This is what happens when kids don’t read for pleasure anymore.
From Gaza to Asheville to Valencia, the celebrity chef understands
Presidential powers to use the military domestically are broad, but not absolute.
Getting rid of the agency would cause a lot of harm and wouldn’t really change school curriculum.