Akee on Stimulus Checks to Help Weather Coronavirus Impact
Direct government payments to millions of Americans are a crucially needed step, especially in households facing loss of work due to the virus, he argues.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Peterson Evaluates Health of Decade-Old ACA
Obamacare has put insurance cards into the hands of millions previously outside the system, but the gains are under threat, he writes.
Tilly on Labor Inequities in Big Tech
As the number of white-collar contractors rise, disparities in pay packages and benefits come into view, especially during a health emergency.
Sudanese Refugees United by Soccer
Global Public Affairs audience hears a story of perseverance and hope from Darfur United’s goalie and the NGO that helped launch the team.
Yaroslavsky Breaks Down Super Tuesday Wins and Losses
He weighs in on the Biden comeback, Obama’s role and glitches in the new L.A. County voting system.
Super Tuesday, Luskin-Style
Public Policy students and professors share pizza and political insights at a watch party during an unpredictable campaign season.
Study Identifies Underperforming Water Systems in L.A. County Report and policy guide provide full picture of more than 200 water systems, plus a look at regionwide trends and disparities
Report and policy guide provide full picture of more than 200 water systems, plus a look at regionwide trends and disparities
Yaroslavsky on the Last Debate Before Super Tuesday
Democrats would be wise to move past attacks on each other and focus on the incumbent president, he says.
Diaz on Surge of Latino Support for Sanders
Research by the Latino Policy & Politics Initiative reveals the growing influence of the voting bloc.
Wachs, Wasserman on Car-Free Streets
Prohibiting private vehicles from selected urban thoroughfares marks a period of awakening over safety and quality of life.
