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Positions
113
across 15 topics
Cited sources
889
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Latest review
Jul 12, 2026
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Protect adult risk-taking while banning gambling credit, VIP inducements, minor access, insider abuse, and dark patterns through portable limits, universal self-exclusion, and auditable markets.
8 cited sources · 6 related issues
Reviewed Jul 12, 2026
Honor tribal sovereignty through enforceable treaty ledgers, early consultation, direct self-government funding, tribal data authority, and fast remedies when the United States breaks its commitments.
6 cited sources · 8 related issues
Reviewed Jul 12, 2026
Guarantee emergency and pregnancy-loss care, patient immunity, maternal support, and clinician conscience while leaving abortion and embryo-status boundaries to accountable conscience.
21 cited sources · 8 related issues
Reviewed Jul 11, 2026
Guarantee end-of-life care, agency, disability support, clinician conscience, and anti-coercion safeguards while leaving medical-aid-in-dying authorization to democratic conscience.
0 cited sources · 7 related issues
Reviewed Jul 11, 2026
Public health should persuade broadly, compel narrowly, prove transferred risk, accommodate where safe, compensate injury, and end emergency rules when their published trigger expires.
0 cited sources · 8 related issues
Reviewed Jul 11, 2026
Regulate adult cannabis, decriminalize personal possession, guarantee treatment, and punish lethal trafficking, adulteration, sales to minors, violence, impaired driving, and persistent public use.
17 cited sources · 8 related issues
Reviewed Jul 10, 2026
Build a credible path indoors, protect public space, enforce conduct-based rules, preserve property, and reserve involuntary treatment for proved danger or grave incapacity.
21 cited sources · 9 related issues
Reviewed Jul 10, 2026
Let states experiment on AI, privacy, cyber, and digital services while using federal floors, interoperability, and preemption only where fragmentation breaks rights.
11 cited sources · 11 related issues
Reviewed Jul 5, 2026
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