Reform

The third article in the series "Reinventing School."

Emergency education funding will have an enormous impact on today's students.

No democracy has had more transforming elections and more successful demonstrations than Israel. The recent turnabout in the Netanyahu government's plan to rush through a one-sided judicial "reform" is just the latest example of Israel's raucous democracy at work.

"Every time something goes viral, they're taken into custody ... and their dead bodies are being handed back to their families," Negar Mottahedeh told Newsweek.

"I could not help her," Judd wrote of her late mother, Naomi Judd, in an op-ed. "I can, however, do something about how she is remembered."

Conservatives used the attack on the Olympic volleyball star as an excuse to criticize California policies on crime.

"There is simply no way that humanity can become a spacefaring civilization without major regulatory reform. The current regulatory system is broken," Musk said on Tuesday after Tuesday's Space X flight was cancelled due to a range issue with another airplane in the launch zone.

On a private call on Monday, Manchin suggested he would be willing to change the Senate rules so Senate Democrats could pass legislation with fewer than the 60 votes currently required by the filibuster.

Biden's "irresponsible stimulus package which sends stimulus checks to imprisoned murderers, rapists, and child molesters," one Wisconsin GOP lawmaker said Monday.

Harris has branded herself as a "progressive prosecutor," with supporters pointing to the fact that she was ahead of her time as she began her career during the "tough on crime era."

The 95-page lawsuit names 23 defendants and alleges a 20-year campaign to undermine police chiefs and mayoral candidates who sought departmental change.

No one was charged in Taylor's fatal shooting by police, a long-awaited grand jury decision that the family said is not justified.

The Democrats' activist agenda may not be credible unless it is packaged with a practical vision to make government work better.

U.S. voters supporting both major parties also strongly backed a requirement for police to use body cameras.

The basketball star has launched a petition for the WNBA to replace players' names with the names of those who have suffered at the hands of police brutality and social injustice.

"This is one of many critical steps on police reform that we've taken to create a more peaceful, just, compassionate and equitable community," Louisville Mayor Greg Fisher wrote on Thursday.

There is an innovative way that Congress can act to help improve the fortunes of black America.

"We have to move," former vice president Joe Biden said Thursday, "and we have to change the institutional structures."

Omar said that nationwide reforms are needed in the wake of George Floyd's police-involved death.

The Minnesota senator, who has been criticized for not prosecuting cases involving police brutality in the past, took to Twitter to call for police reform.

The 2020 Democratic debates so far have included not one question on fixing broken government. That's a mistake—especially when streamlining government can help it achieve key goals, like tackling climate change.

Vice President Pence said congressional Democrats abandoned reforms on gun control, health care and opioid abuse in favor of impeaching President Donald Trump.

Inmates will also be offered the freedom to cook meals, more gym time and the ability to choose their own shower times.

Immigrants "allow everyone to specialize more in what they are doing best. That increases the efficiency of the economy, creates more output for everyone, increases GDP per capita for natives and benefits the immigrants as well."

Legal reform on abortion is of course necessary, but it is not sufficient.

Sanders told Iowans Saturday he believed convicted felons should be allowed to vote while incarcerated because "they're still living in American society."

"They specifically told me not to tell other people about what went on in that office and that is a red flag."

The bipartisan bill pushes back against states that suspend the professional licenses of workers who can't pay back their student loans.

"They have been calling and thanking, you know, that people have been trying to get that taken care of and it's now signed into law and affects tremendous numbers of people, and very good people."

"This was the message that Democrats ran on and won in 2018 ― fixing our broken democracy ― and we intend to keep the promise to the American people," Sen. Tom Udall told Huffpost on Thursday.