Hillary Clinton’s new proposal to expand coverage for middle-aged adults provides a glimpse at how she would make Obamacare her own.
A new bill to stave off economic collapse in the commonwealth finally might make it through disagreements on Capitol Hill, but sparks a new debate of its own.
Has the country done enough to overcome its Jim Crow health care history?
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew’s trip to Puerto Rico highlights the human costs lurking behind every financial crisis.
A harrowing new period drama takes its cues from both history and the apocalyptic narratives that populate today’s TV and film.
Terms such as “racial conflict” fail to describe the challenge Obama faced, or the resentment that has powered Trump’s rise.
What’s the difference between politics and basketball in Indiana?
The comedian's n-bomb at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner highlights a generational shift in black culture.
Congress delayed the fight to fund the virus—a decision that comes at the cost of public health and potentially billions for the U.S. economy.
A move to restore voting rights to Virginians with felonies has signaled a new way forward in the commonwealth.
As Puerto Rico reaches another debt cliff, political dysfunction on the mainland spells disaster.
Welcome back, gamers! This installment of the project on game theory and climate change will take some time to outline…
Landmark breakthroughs in cancer treatment and a policy structure where those advances can flourish have given fuel to the ambitious “Moonshot” to cure the disease. But is it really possible?
Hillary Clinton’s remarks about hot sauce sparked controversy—but where is the line between pandering and authenticity?
Welcome back, gamers! A week ago, I wrote a Note here with the goal of crowdsourcing reader and expert knowledge…
The Vermont senator’s eagerness to write off voters in the South exposes a key weakness in his campaign.
An international team headlined by Richard Branson is trying to roll back the global war on drugs. And it’s getting started on the American front.
Let the game begin! I was very excited by my colleague Andrew McGill’s work to bring game theory into the…
Bill Clinton’s unforced error on the trail places the 1994 Violent Crime Act back in play.
A survey reveals how little commentators know about what students think about the First Amendment.