Social Justice Undocumented Workers Are Especially Vulnerable to Border Patrol in Vermont Recent arrests exemplify the danger that workers face in the supposedly progressive state. Arvind Dilawar
Social Justice Is ICE Targeting Activists? A lawsuit alleging that immigration authorities infiltrated a Vermont-based advocacy group could have national ramifications. Jack Herrera
Social Justice Fear on the Farm: What Will America Eat When Trump Throws Out Migrant Labor? As ICE raids become more prevalent, Vermont's dairy farmers and their employees face a very uncertain future. Susan Donaldson James
News in Brief Can an All-Payer Model Save American Health Care? Vermont just got the OK to establish an all-payer system. Should more states follow suit? By Dwyer Gunn… Pacific Standard Staff
Health & Behavior News in Brief Previous Site Sections Children Are Probably Getting the Right Antipsychotics A study suggests that antipsychotics are being prescribed appropriately for children and adolescents. Follow-up care, however, still needs work. Nathan Collins
Economics Next American Hotspot In general, people move from places of high unemployment to low unemployment. Also, relocation tends to be a short distance. As a rule, we are risk averse. We go where we know. Jim Russell
Economics Embracing the Economics of Happiness Vermont tries out an alternative to GDP for gauging society's progress. Michael Fitzgerald