The way to end the interminable battle over the Affordable Care Act is to deliver affordable care.
Agenda 2020
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Fracking Loses Its Bite as a Wedge Issue in Pennsylvania
Organizing for over a decade has made many residents recognize the ephemeral benefits and environmental dangers of the practice.
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Turning Out the Young
How the Sunrise Movement is mobilizing the youth vote—with a mix of reluctance and enthusiasm—for Biden
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Policing Is on the Ballot in Maricopa County
The two women running for top prosecutor in Arizona’s largest county must confront its history of racial animus and police violence.
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In Illinois, the Pandemic Powers Lauren Underwood’s Re-Election Bid
Health insurance fears swept the young African American nurse into Congress, and COVID-19 fears are likely to keep her there.
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Undoing Prop 13
California’s 1978 ballot measure ushered in the era of inadequate government and kicked off the state’s decline. Voters may finally be ready to repeal it.
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Democrats Have Proven They Can Compete on Small-Dollar Donations Alone
So why does Joe Biden keep doing big-money fundraisers?
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Who Are the Modi Democrats?
Indian Americans lean to the left, while many also support India’s Hindu nationalist prime minister.
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J.D. Scholten Is Still Pitching Populism
The congressional candidate who nearly beat Steve King in a far-right district in 2018 faces two new challengers this year: an establishment Republican and a global pandemic.