September 2014
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Cap and trade may be dead on Capitol Hill, but states could use it to meet new EPA targets for reducing power plants’ carbon emissions.
Americans in general have become more partisan in recent years. But the Milwaukee schism is larger than in other places, and it’s getting bigger.
With voter turnout at all-time lows in some places, the first president of Facebook is launching a tech startup to boost civic engagement.
States -- including California, where female prisoners were involuntarily sterilized as late as 2013 -- are figuring out how to compensate the victims.
As state legislatures' structures and salaries have changed, so have the type of people the political office attracts.
