Politics & Policy

In Wisconsin’s Lincoln County, the People for Pine Crest are organizing to keep their five-star nursing home from being privatized

The court’s unanimous decision gives Nevada’s top water regulator clear authority to manage groundwater depletion in the state

The constitutional amendment passed by New York voters guarantees the right to a clean environment—but Attorney General Letitia James says she won’t enforce it

With some 100 million people in the United States burdened by healthcare debt, medical debt lawsuits clog courtrooms across the country. Most cases go uncontested.

Proponents say right-to-farm laws protect family farmers. In reality, right-to-farm laws fuel rural poverty by empowering industrial ag and dispossessing local governance

A proposed law from a coalition of activists and legislators would raise wages and make home care more affordable for seniors and the disabled

The nursing home industry opposes the first-ever staffing minimums but advocates say the proposed rules do not go far enough

Bayfield County residents stand up to a shadow book banning group in support of the Iron River public library

As OB-GYNs leave states with abortion bans, with them goes the first line of defense for women facing domestic violence

Highly engaged electorates make their voices heard