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The moral and professional accounting some Republicans feared will never take place.

Grassroots organizers Ethan Todras-Whitehill and Catherine Vaughan of Swing Left discuss their plans to restore democratic accountability.

An argument for why a progressive Democrat is crucial for saving the country.

Against China's growing power, India must decide whether to forge ties that would expand its regional influence or concentrate on economic development at home.

In early August, I walked through an open gate at the Paso del Norte detention facility in El Paso, one of the more notorious detention facilities for refugees on the southern border, an

When the Roberts Court all but nullified the Voting Rights Act, it said the pre-1965 practices were long gone. New hearings by the House make clear: They’re back.

If they have the smarts, Democrats can prevent a schism in the progressive coalition, and turn the Green New Deal into a jobs machine for workers displaced from the carbon economy.

Do Walmart and Amazon's logistics triumphs reveal a path forward for a centrally planned economy?

Today's teens are likely to be even more progressive than the millennials who voted in 2018, but will they show up?

This article appears in the Summer 2019 issue of The American Prospect magazine. Subscribe here.Two anxieties are currently driving American politics. On the right, the anxiety is about

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President Trump has hijacked America’s collective consciousness, fraying the bonds holding a volatile, multicultural nation together. There are as many daily outrages from him as there a

As it benefits from the corporate coffers of private prison giant CoreCivic, the institute advocates privatized reentry programs from which the company profits.

Democratic candidates are returning en masse to Great Society–era policies, which may also hold the key to rescuing the Fourth Estate.

This article appears in the Summer 2019 issue of The American Prospect magazine. Subscribe here.Antitrust law, established originally to limit corporate power, has become its friend. Thi

By putting workers on their corporate boards, Northern European nations produce more at home—and can export more overseas.

“Nobody takes care of us here,” an 11-year-old boy told us.

America’s ace in the hole is Donald Trump’s impulsive incompetence. In 2017, history handed Trump an economy on the mend, with interest rates at historic lows, no inflation in sight, low unemploy

Some advice from old pros on how—and why—to go after the myriad misdeeds of Trumpworld

The question of the trail’s ownership looms large in a case that may be headed to the Supreme Court. The answer could determine the fate of natural gas megaprojects on the East Coast.

Democrats need more than compassionate policies for refugees. They need a policy to deal with the immigrant flow itself.

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The American dream promises that anyone can make it if they work hard enough and play by the rules. Anyone can make it by pulling themselves up by their “bootstraps.” Baloney.