Policy Archive
Archives for February 2024
They include harsh new proposals, and augmented versions of past ideas, too.
So much for the rule of law.
Most of the justices appeared uncomfortable with “bump stocks,” devices that allow semiautomatic weapons to fire automatically.
Biden’s support for Israel’s military campaign is testing Arab American voters’ loyalty in Michigan and beyond.
From choosing the right therapist to figuring out how to pay.
On Israel, the two are not the same.
Yale and Dartmouth are bringing testing back — but thousands of other schools aren’t.
South Dakota organizers want to repeal their total ban.
How long will baby boomers keep working? For some, the answer is forever.
Meet Direct File, the federal government’s TurboTax alternative. It’s not perfect, but it’s a start.
The movement to treat embryos as full-fledged people is taking a victory lap.
During the pandemic, distracted driving increased, and it hasn’t gone down since.
The revolutionary left’s theory of the climate crisis puts ideology above inconvenient truths.
Did Alabama’s Supreme Court just ban IVF treatments?
In a dissenting opinion, Alito takes a potshot at Bush’s signature racial justice program.