Republicans’ hold on Congress and statehouses could be more vulnerable than once thought.
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Baking Chaos: Masterpiece Cakeshop Argument Misses the Mark
The oral arguments may sow confusion in other areas like the Trump travel ban.
Posted inEducation in America
Q&A: Getting Millennials Off That Treadmill
An interview with Malcolm Harris, author of Kids These Days
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
How to Fight Racism and Plutocracy in 2018
Taking back the House of Representatives
Posted inEconomic Policy
Thank You, Larry Mishel
The essential role of EPI in progressive politics and economics
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Seeking Seven Good Republican Senators
If they act together, a handful of Republicans can save the nation from Trump’s deepening autocracy.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Beware the Paid Family Leave Fig Leaf in GOP’s Tax Plan
Tucked amid the Senate GOP’s pile of toxic waste is a paid family leave plan that might just give away more than it gives. Â
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
Single Payer? How About a Profit-Driven Single Provider?
The CVS-Aetna merger creates a price-setting behemoth for medications.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Alabama Senate Special Election Hinges on African American Turnout
Will the traditional method of turning out black voters in Alabama be enough to carry Democrat Doug Jones to victory?
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The Wedding Cake Showdown in the Supreme Court
As the justices take up the Masterpiece Cakeshop case this week, a pithy amicus brief from First Amendment experts unravels the bakery owner’s free speech complaint.
