#public-policy

#public-policy

Berlin's proposal to abolish its Neutrality Act reignites debates on religious freedom and secularism in public life.

Historical events teach us that unpredictability can overturn plans and markets at any moment.

The CARB has changed its e-bike subsidy application process to a random drawing to ensure equal access for applicants.

Notices instructing immigration lawyers to self-deport raise concerns over administrative errors in a flawed mass email campaign.

Zohran Mamdani's socialist campaign may undermine child welfare with extreme proposals that prioritize parental rights over children's safety.

Tax breaks for data centers raise questions about their true economic impact and cost to states.

Local elections are more about national figures than local governance, indicating a decline in community democracy in the UK.

The removal of federal datasets hinders the government's ability to accurately assess societal issues.

The Emergency Housing Voucher program will be depleted by the end of 2026, affecting tens of thousands of recipients' ability to pay rent.

Police recruitment challenges extend beyond salaries; humanizing officers is key to attracting new recruits.

The UK Supreme Court ruled that the legal definition of a woman does not include transgender women with gender recognition certificates.

British tourists are banned from bringing meat and dairy products back from Europe to protect UK farmers from foot and mouth disease.

Trump's focus on water pressure highlights his detachment from the pressing issues facing Americans.

The War on Drugs has largely failed to prevent drug use despite significant investment in interventions.

The Silvertown Tunnel aims to ease congestion while inciting controversy due to concerns over pollution and increased traffic.

Austin's transformation in handling sexual assault cases from a history of failures to survivor-led reforms highlights significant systemic changes.

Cuts to international aid threaten progress in reducing maternal deaths, especially in sub-Saharan Africa.

Government delays increase in paid sick leave due to crisis management amid global recession fears.

Reeves' budget plan is criticized for lacking flexibility to manage economic uncertainties effectively.

Social media's impact on teenage loneliness requires careful evaluation and precise measurement before drawing conclusions or shaping public policy.

California lawmakers blocked two bills targeting transgender student-athletes after strong public outcry and concerns about discrimination and harassment.

Oregon's drug crisis highlights the interplay between systemic health service failures, housing shortages, and evolving drug laws, reflecting ongoing challenges in addiction treatment.

The French justice system imposed a five-year ban on Marine Le Pen for embezzlement, reinforcing that no one is above the law.

Opinium breached guidelines in polling for a low traffic neighbourhood scheme in west London, raising ethical concerns.

The American conservative movement is promoting larger families and advocating public policies to encourage higher birth rates.

Welsh Conservatives propose cutting ministerial pay and freezing salaries to introduce a winter fuel allowance if elected in next Senedd election.

Patty Morin criticizes judges who halted deportation flights and supports stricter immigration policies following her daughter's tragic murder.

4/20 has transformed into a critical day for cannabis advocacy and social reform.

The day symbolizes activism for cannabis legalization and associated issues.

Implementing a wealth tax poses significant challenges, despite public support, according to economist Paul Johnson.

The dominance of gender ideology in key institutions has significant implications contrary to established equalities law in Britain.