Democracy

The president took away life-saving aid. You can give some of it back.

Thousands incarcerated in Texas’ prisons may have been exposed to lead, arsenic, and other dangerous contaminants.

Native leaders say tribal colleges are unable to provide basic services.

Whenever I’m faced with a hard decision or a question that seems to have both endless answers and no right answer, Jeanette Winterson’s words, “What you risk reveals what you value” from Written on the Body echo in my head, urging me to dig deeper into what is really at the heart of it.

A new motion asks the judge for clarity where the plaintiffs say Trump administration funding disbursements are falling short of a preliminary injunction’s requirements.

As policy, it’s necessary. And politically, it will have more immediate impact than fixing roads.

The law will transform and expand an existing state education savings account program.

Artificial Intelligence has become autocrats’ newest tool for surveilling, targeting, and crushing dissent.But this supercharged technology doesn’t need to……

One in five unhoused women in California escaped domestic violence.

It’s been five years since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of us still have strong memories of stay-at-home orders, the sudden loss of lives and liberties, and the…