Issues
Second Chances Underscore Flaws in Death Investigations
Dr. Thomas Gill's ability to resurrect his career time and again reflects a profound weakness at the center of the US system of death investigation. A chronic shortage of qualified forensic pathologists allows even questionably competent practitioners to remain employable more »
GOP Introduces Four Anti-Abortion Bills Into Congress; Other Women's Issues at Risk
The Republican Party’s capture of the House of Representatives has feminists worried. As the 112th Congress convened, feminists held meetings and rallies all over the nation’s capitol where they spoke about Republican plans to reduce or dismantle programs that protect women. more »
Views of Gun Control - A Detailed Demographic Breakdown
Where Does the Public Stand? A Detailed Demographic Breakdown about gun control has been split since April 2009 — a substantial change from previous years in which majorities consistently prioritized gun control over gun rights. See a detailed breakdown of American opinion about legal limits on guns. more »
In Oregon, a New Health Care Debate Awaits
"I’m a big supporter of the bill because, at the end of the day, people do have to have a way to pay for health care. You do have to have financial access. But there’s nothing in the bill that’s going to control costs" more »
