Committee Chair Maxine Waters appears to have a problem with fierce questioning and progressive financial reform.
Politics
How Far Does Blame Extend for the Capitol Riot?
An array of politicians, influence groups, and corporate donors had a hand in the January 6 event.
Why Recent American Governments Have Fumbled Crises
While our population has doubled in the past 70 years, the number of federal employees hasn’t increased (in case you wonder why our pandemic response has lagged).
Are Democrats Unlearning the Lesson of 2020’s Senate Races?
Chuck Schumer could continue the successful populism that won Georgia, or fall back on a failed strategy with middle-of-the-road self-funders.
The Politics of Counting
The Trump administration attempted to subvert the census for political ends. How successful were they?
Which Direction Now, White Folks?
Anti-racism activist Tim Wise surveys America’s shredded racial canvas. A Prospect interview.
The Democrats’ Secret Weapon for 2022: Republican Primary Challenges
Dozens of Republican House members who alienated Trump by supporting the Electoral College results are in swing seats. Far-right replacements would be vulnerable to Democratic pickups.
As the Revolving Door Turns
Corporate America is ready to put the past behind them and hire former Trump staffers.
The Future of American Politics
A party built on whiteness is collapsing; two-party dominance may go with it.

