Policy
'Promise Zones' Don't Fix What Truly Ails Poor Communities
Fostering economic recovery requires easing up on regulations
Anti-Poverty Groups Worry Affordable Care Act Not Really Affordable
Even with those subsidies
DC Council to Vote Wednesday on Marijuana Decriminalization
For one ounce or less for personal use
Federal Spending Bill Demands NSA Report on Data Collection
Number of phone records collected and how many of them were viewed
Court Denies Approval of $760 Million NFL Concussions Settlement
Judge thinks the number may be too low
Husband of Brain-Dead Texas Woman Forced onto Life Support Sues Hospital
State law won't allow it, despite family's wishes
Emotional Responses to Acquittal of Officers in Kelly Thomas Case
FBI reviewing evidence to consider potential federal action
Bill to Reform NSA Metadata Collection Unveiled
Would require requests on a case-by-case basis
Army National Guard Upset Army Chief of Staff "Disparaged" Them
Ray Odierno said the US couldn't rely any more on national guardsmen while discussing spending
Newtown: The Moral Panic That Wasn't
A year later, Newtown's legislative legacy is far less dramatic than it might have been.
Officers in Kelly Thomas Beating Death Trial Found Not Guilty
Schizophrenic homeless man was 37-years-old when he died
Obama Enrollment Continues To Surge
Over 2.1 million Americans signed up in last three months of 2013
US and UK Might Rethink Supporting Rebels in Syria
Trying to pressure the Syrian National Coalition into attending the Geneva 2 peace conference
NJ Lawmakers To Introduce Bill Requiring School Boards To Approve School Closures
Prompted by reorganization of schools in Newark
Obama Urges Congress Not To Impose Sanctions on Iran
A deal relating to Iran's nuclear program was announced over the weekend
Could California's Bullet Train Head Back to the Voters?
Another ballot initiative is filed in Sacramento
NJ Legislators Create Panel To Investigate Christie Administration's Lane Closure Scandal
Committee will be bipartisan
Supreme Court Rejects Arizona's Attempt To Revive Law Banning Most Abortions After 20 Weeks
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals halted implementation of the law after it was signed into law by Gov. Jan Brewer
Chris Christie Should Sell the George Washington Bridge
The best way to run something without political interference is to let someone other than the government run it.
Protesters Attack French Uber Car
Tax union members not fans of what they call "unfair competition"
