Policy Archive
Archives for September 2024
The UN has three months to reach a deal on plastic pollution.
The factors that lead to tragedies like the Birmingham shooting are deeply ingrained in US politics, culture, and law.
Thomas Abt’s Bleeding Out has become foundational in tackling urban violence across the US.
Harris and Winfrey spoke to the family of Amber Thurman, who died after doctors delayed abortion-related care.
Students of all ages still haven’t made up the ground they lost during the pandemic.
What to know about Meta’s new restrictions on young people’s social media use.
The Fed has cut interest rates. That might not immediately help home buyers waiting on the sidelines.
The Republican ticket is taking on Big Cancer Patient.
Kidney donors save lives. Why aren’t we compensated for it?
How insurance treats dentistry different from medicine — and makes things weird.
A new study argues the long-run benefits outweigh the costs nearly 10 to 1.
The right-wing conspiracy theory jumped from Facebook to X to a presidential debate stage.
Republicans know exactly what they’re doing.
It’s the latest blow to the scandal-ridden company.
Factory-built housing, ADUs, and community land trusts — all at once.