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The thing nobody tells you about jury duty is how unpredictable it is. It may be a well-oiled machine from the judge’s perspective, but for the jurors, each step is a surprise.
The services that PBMs provide are necessary. However, the vertical integration between health insurers, PBMs, and pharmacies grant PBMs disproportionate control over how much Americans spend on prescription drugs.
As the Biden administration draws to a close, most environmental policy experts and economists can agree that we will fall well short of its ambitious environmental standards.
If Trump keeps his word, policy on the border and the economy will likely be the main focus of a new administration, while reproductive rights and involvement in foreign crises are moved to the back burner.
Since 1911, the U.S. population has tripled, but the number of House seats has remained stagnant at 435. It’s time for the U.S. to consider expanding Congress again.
As Election Day approaches, Trump has prioritized “bro shows” over conventional campaigning in hopes that historically-overlooked young male voters will cast Republican ballots.
Following the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission ruling in 2010, super PACs have flooded our elections with unlimited amounts of money. These independent...
Democrats’ nomination of Kamla Harris has favorably shifted three key voting blocs toward the VP: Black Americans, older women, and the youth. In an election this tight, even small demographic shifts will make a difference.
