In Massachusetts Today, Uber and Lyft Drivers Went Union
For years, Uber and Lyft have insisted that their drivers are not their employees, and cannot unionize. Their hard-fought position…
The Mechanic vs. the Billionaire with Dan Osborn
Dan Osborn’s pitch is simple: mechanics should be able to beat billionaires.
Will Congress Pass the Housing Bill?
A comprehensive housing bill supported by both parties and the White House inched closer to passage. But never doubt the…
Stephen Miller’s Impossible America
Stephen Miller’s policies are a deadly prescription for the country, based on a hopeless quest to bring back a lost…
The Real Moral Majority
Judging from his new book Crisis of the Common Good, Sen. Chris Murphy is sick of the Democrats' perpetual self-doubt…
How Gov. Spanberger Betrayed Virginia’s Workers
Spanberger insists she’s OK with collective bargaining in theory, just not in practice.
Learn to Code, They Said
Tech companies are increasingly laying off employees who are slow to adapt to the new technology or never learn to…
Following the Money on Sean Duffy’s Road Trip
Nearly a dozen companies that sponsored Duffy’s personal travel have significant business before his agency.
Hawaii Just Found a Way to Keep Corporations Out of Politics
A supermajority of the American people loathe Citizens United. The idea that states can use their corporate-creating powers to curtail…
We Need a Pulitzer for Substacks
Periodically, the Pulitzer jury adds new categories. It’s time to recognize that Substacks at their best are a vigorous and…