D.O.J. files an antitrust suit against Google, the 2020 presidential campaign reaches its home stretch, plus One Last Thought on gun access.
Tag Archives: public policy
Intergovernmental Dysfunction and Ways to Tackle It
Why we need to consider utilizing and improving multi-jurisdictional or regional cooperation.
COVID: ‘I’m Still Here’ – The Wrap (10/19/20)
This week: COVID cases are spiking, Trump and Biden held town halls, and the Census is put on ice.
How State Supreme Courts are Shaped
A 50-state look at each state’s “court of last resort,” commonly called “supreme courts.”
Congress to Big Tech: Do Not Pass Go – The Wrap (10/12/20)
Trump-induced whiplash for stimulus talks, domestic terrorism in Michigan, and a congressional call to address Big Tech.
A White House COVID Clusterf**k: The Wrap (10/5/20)
This week: The coronavirus visits the White House, stimulus talks are back on, and the Trump admin further restricts refugee admissions. Welcome to The Wrap! Each Monday, we’ll walk through some of the big news and policy headlines from last week so you know what to look for in the week ahead. If you’re interestedContinue reading “A White House COVID Clusterf**k: The Wrap (10/5/20)”
How Creative Placemaking Can Help Your Neighborhood
The pros and cons of creative placemaking, with examples.
We’ll See What Happens: The Wrap (9/28)
This week: The next SCOTUS member, transition of power, and Louisville. Welcome to The Wrap! Each Monday, we’ll walk through some of the big news and policy headlines from last week so you know what to look for in the week ahead. If you’re interested in reading more of 101 Policy Corner’s stuff, visit ourContinue reading “We’ll See What Happens: The Wrap (9/28)”
Climate Change, Overcoming Partisanship, & Joe Biden’s Climate Plan (by request)
101 Request: How’d we get so polarized on climate change, and what can we do about it? Plus: Joe Biden’s climate plan.
What Justice Ginsburg’s Death (could) Mean for the Supreme Court: The Wrap (9/20/20)
This week: Three considerations for the Supreme Court and Congress following Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death.
