How the Clinton Administration is Abandoning the War Against Drugs
BG989: How the Clinton Administration is Abandoning the WarAgainst Drugs
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BG989: How the Clinton Administration is Abandoning the WarAgainst Drugs
This paper examines the distribution of government, benefits, services and taxes by income class.
President Joe Biden celebrated the latest jobs figures, despite U.S. job growth in September being the slowest so far this year. Biden is also facing pressure from rising gas prices, but a solution might conflict with his environmental agenda.
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Seagull flying over fence with barbwire mesh at sunset Lisa Valder Overview Historically, the roughly 3,000 local jails operating in the United States have received less public and policymaker attention than prisons. 1 But now, the COVID-19 pandemic has put jails—secure correctional facilities, generally operated by county or municipal governments, where people are detained before trial or confined post-conviction for periods usually lasting less than a year—under additional scrutiny. 2 Jails rely on close confinement and so are high risk for disease transmission. 3 Local governments are ...