Four Takeaways From the Senate’s ACA Stabilization Hearings
Here's what Democrats and Republicans think would stabilize the non-group markets.
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Medical Students Benefit From Studying Visual Art
New research finds observational skills learned at the museum can be easily applied to clinical work.
Motel 6 to Ban Franchises From Providing Guest Information to ICE
A spokesperson from Motel 6's corporate headquarters tells Pacific Standard that the company will prohibit employees from voluntarily sending guest information to ICE.
Accused Sexual Harasser No Longer at Film Publication Owned by Alamo Drafthouse
Devin Faraci's second resignation follows widespread pressure on social media.
Classical Music Can Heighten Men’s Attractiveness
Want to get a woman's attention? Try a little Brahms in the background.
Two New Health-Care Plans Dropped Today—Neither Has Much Shot of Passing
Republicans and Democrats have never been farther apart on health care.
Bernie Sanders Unveils His Medicare-for-All Plan
The bill has little chance of passing a Republican-controlled Congress and White House.
Shooting at Washington State High School Leaves One Dead, Several Injured
The suspect, whose identity has not yet been released by authorities, is in police custody.
Two Experts Weigh in on the ‘Division of Labor’ in the Alt-Right Movement
Pacific Standard spoke with experts on right-wing studies about just how different the alt-right and the new right actually are, and how they both misunderstand free speech.
Did Pope Francis Just Compare Abortion to Trump’s Immigration Policy?
The pontiff calls out Trump—and the American public—on an instance of what he deems unchristian ethical inconsistency.