Kaitlyn Levinson

Americans are eager to legalize marijuana through ballot measures. But experts urge state lawmakers to exercise caution when implementing those laws.

Proposition 35 would change how California funds its public health insurance program to address health care shortages in the state.

To increase the accessibility and affordability of reproductive health care, local health departments are giving the green light to mobile solutions.

The high court’s ruling on gender-affirming care could also impact other laws affecting transgender people, like rules for sports and bathrooms, one expert says.

The majority of ballot measures to protect abortion rights passed, but concerns about women’s health outcomes remain.

Policymakers are concerned that self-administered sexual assault exams can impede justice and recovery for survivors.

The initiative will provide state and local governments insights on how to improve online tools and services for their residents.

During the pandemic, however, Trump approved individual stimulus payments. While the payments weren’t exactly the same as guaranteed income programs, it suggested the former president was open to using cash distributions to help people in financial crises, said Ashley Burnside, senior policy analyst at the Center for Law and Social Policy.

The Center for Collaborative Heat Monitoring will provide financial and technical support to communities for data collection and analysis to inform heat mitigation strategies.

Baltimore officials are leveraging blockchain to streamline property title recordation to make real estate transactions more efficient.