Military Families Are Going Hungry—and the Numbers Don’t Yet Reflect the War
Military families are experiencing a sharp rise in food insecurity, driven largely by the rising cost of groceries.
An Unlikely Bipartisan Housing Win
Yesterday, Congress completed action on that rarest of occurrences in the Trump era, a major bipartisan bill.
The Machine Breaks Down in New York
DSA and Mayor Mamdani’s candidates rocked establishment incumbents backed by unions and political bigwigs. In most cases it wasn’t even…
Greenspan Was the Creator of His Own Disaster
Greenspan’s obituary writers want to credit him with a single, flattering flaw: He trusted markets too much. That charge is…
Reclaiming the Majority Is One Way to End Warrantless Surveillance
“This country is capable of having both security and liberty. The two are not mutually exclusive.”
Crypto Industry Gets Its Way on GENIUS Act Rulemaking
Criticism continues to pour in from a group of unlikely bedfellows, namely, several prominent progressive lawmakers and banking industry groups…
The Reflecting Pool and the Killer Rabbit
Donald Trump’s second term is being defined for the public in real time.
Organized Money: How States Can Regulate Big Oil
California is showing a way forward in an equitable energy marketplace.
Activists Target U.S. Ports Where Weapons Leave for Israel
In addition to unionized dockworkers, port truckers are part of the crew moving goods ultimately bound for Israel. These workers…
How Liberals and Progressives Should Celebrate America’s 250th
This is the worst year—and a perfect time—to commemorate the American Revolution.