When Zero Means Some, Confusion Reigns
By Lisa Heinzerling* As I have argued elsewhere, the transparency achieved by federal laws relating to food is only partial, […]
Call for Submissions
Calling all progressive thinkers, practitioners, academics, and authors! Harvard Law & Policy Review (HLPR), the official journal of ACS, is accepting
Keep Calm & Campus Carry On?
By Tommy Tobin* Starting this August, Texas law will mandate that the state’s public colleges and universities allow the carrying
Unhealthy Citizens, Unhealthy Democracy
By Josh Carpenter* The United States has two distinct health systems for the poor: generally, one for blue states and
The Unintended Uninsured: The Affordable Care Act’s Coverage Gap
By Julian Polaris* This is a golden age for access to healthcare in America. In 2015, over 90% of Americans
The Supreme Court Vacancy and the End of Capital Punishment
By Isaac Saidel-Goley* Justice Antonin Scalia’s passing on February 13 has fundamentally altered the ideological composition of the Supreme Court.