Policy Archive
Archives for November 2024
There’s a brewing fight over what Trumpism really stands for, one that pits Trump’s top allies against each other.
If enacted, his plan could remake world trade — and squeeze US consumers.
Trump shunned Project 2025. He’s picking its authors for Cabinet positions anyway.
There’s little Trump could immediately do to threaten the Federal Reserve’s independence.
He didn’t just get unlucky. He botched the response.
What Trump’s return could mean for the global poor.
The Biden administration proposed a change to school athletics that sought a compromise.
Some of Trump’s picks are normal. Others look a lot like choices made by authoritarians abroad.
Science should be bipartisan. Why is our confidence split down party lines?
Trump could weaponize Title IX against trans kids.
Trump’s gains with Black and Latino voters tell us something important. But so does his very white base.
We can fix our staggering car fatality crisis. Start with these roads.
The new presidential commission sounds like a joke. It isn’t.
From start to finish, Palestinians became a target, and candidates were only interested in maintaining the status quo.
Successful minimum wage ballot measures offer small signs of hope.