What if it turns out that voters will on occassion allow tax increases?
Abby Rapoport
Posted inWorking in America
Wisconsin Walk-Through
The anti-Walker recall campaign knows they can’t outspend the governor, but they hope they can sway the undecided public with a big grassroots push.
Posted inEducation in America
Does Changing the Dropout Age Matter?
In the State of the Union, Obama pushed states to adopt a dropout age of 18. But will that help more kids graduate?
Posted inEconomic Policy
What’s the Matter with Kansas, Tax Edition
The state aims to cut off deductions that benefit the middle class, all the while propping up big business.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
In Baseball as in Life
It’s a tough time to be an Astros fan. Luckily there’s Ron Paul.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Just How Does Mitt Romney’s Wealth Stack Up?
The former Massachusetts governor is wealthy—but is he wealthier than past presidents?
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Texas Redistricting: Hurry Up and Wait
A panel of federal judges in San Antonio is pushing to get the state’s congressional districts redrawn quickly.
Posted inEducation in America
Rick Scott’s Strange Math
If the Florida governor’s push for $1 billion more in school funding sounds too good to be true, it’s probably because it is.
Posted inWorking in America
Go Big or Go Home
As the Super Bowl nears, Indiana’s unions may have a new stage to fight against a proposed “right to work” law.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
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