Policy Archive
Archives for June 2024
NYC’s very good plan to fix traffic fell victim to a very bad argument. And it’s not just New York.
Too many pedestrians are dying on US roads. Changing car safety ratings could save lives.
The US shouldn’t give up on congestion pricing.
How the top campus job became so complex and public this year.
Cities and states aren’t waiting for the federal government to act.
It’s hard to see how they’d do it legally, but this Court has a history of reading the law creatively.
Anti-Palestinian racism is a distinct form of bigotry that’s too often ignored.
Biden’s transparently political attack on asylum put little daylight between him and Trump.
If the federal government wants to uphold democracy and the rule of law, it can’t leave convicting Trump to the states.
MDMA looked like it was on a fast track for PTSD treatment. Now, an FDA committee is advising otherwise.
Fortson’s shooting deepens longstanding scrutiny of police violence.
A new study finds that combating malaria, TB, and HIV pays for itself 405 times over.
For all the attention on the border, the root causes of migration and the most promising solutions to the US’s broken immigration system are often overlooked.
The end of Gaza’s suffering can’t wait on Hamas’s destruction.
