Based on today’s oral arguments, the Supreme Court seems poised to block Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship.
The Supreme Court rules against the LGBTQ+ community—again.
The impact is sure to be felt. American farmers are the biggest importers of urea in the world. At the end of February, just before the war began, the wholesale price of urea had a high-low spread of ...
America is bombing cartels, and in the process helping a right-wing Ecuadorian president consolidate power.
The industry bought companies for too much money and made a bunch of bad loans. Now they’re scrambling to avoid the reckoning.
Inequality has boomed so much in the 2020s that a 2 percent wealth tax on multimillionaires initially introduced in 2021 would yield more than twice as much revenue today. The analysis, from ...
Today on TAP: A Palestinian murder of a Jew is a capital offense; it’s not for a Jewish murder of a Palestinian. Today On TAP Weekday newsletter features commentary from Robert Kuttner, Harold ...
Trump is assembling a force of some 10,000 potential ground troops to intensify his Iran war. What will they do? Does he even know?
Without the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, scammers are using the affordability crisis to prey on Americans. One case study is a credit card known as Bilt.
The system is not completely broken, and it shows when states pick up the shattered pieces of our federal system.
We may well survive Trump. But without a renewed commitment to broad economic possibility, we risk losing a democracy that serves the people.
In my last article, I discussed how the Trump administration is paying a French energy company, TotalEnergies, a billion ...
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