The Justice Department Should Preserve Home Confinement
The Biden Administration should reject arguments to re-incarcerate people released from prison during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Oh, When the Feds Go Marching-In
Marching-in could allow federal government to commercialize inventions, but at the expense of patent rights.
Compassionate Release During COVID-19
Administrative and judicial processes offer those incarcerated in federal prisons a path home.
Colleges Confronting COVID-19
Higher education faces unique challenges in preventing and responding to the pandemic.
Pandemic Strengthens Calls for Indigenous Data Sovereignty
A federal bill that would expand data access for tribal health providers may not satisfy Native communities.
Highway to Better Health Care
Mobile clinics seek to address disparities in health care delivery by dismantling barriers for rural Americans.
In Air and Unmasked
CDC orders masks on domestic flights after airlines’ self-enforced mask mandates do not yield compliance.
Taking Trust in Government Seriously
Regulators should adopt trust-enhancing methods to implement regulations and secure compliance—especially during a pandemic.
Reducing COVID-19 Behind Bars
Criminal justice experts warn that more needs to be done to mitigate coronavirus in U.S. jails and prisons.
Americans Need a Stronger Safety Net, Not Just Stimulus Checks
COVID-19 reveals the need for sweeping U.S. welfare reform to help low-income and struggling individuals.
Clergy and COVID-19
A federal agency resolves religious discrimination complaints about restrictions on clergy hospital visits.