Today on TAP: The president could make generational justice a big winner for basic decency—and for his re-election.
Education in America
Posted inLaw and Justice
Fake Plaintiff, Fake Harm, Fake Case
The Supreme Court is poised to unwind a fair number of legal principles to make sure student debtors don’t get a break.
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
Republicans’ War on Their Own Public Health
Tens of thousands of conservatives died because they believed anti-vaccine lies. Now the GOP is bringing back measles and polio.
Posted inEducation in America
Trying to Erase Black History Won’t Work
California has worked to boost its African American history offerings, creating a rich template for public schools that want to embrace a fuller vision of American history.
Posted inEconomic Policy
Is Economics Self-Correcting?
There are more economists doing useful real-world work. But the closer you get to the pinnacle of the profession, the less has changed.
Posted inPolitics
Brandon Johnson’s Ground Game Defeats Obama Machine in Chicago
The progressive mayor-elect used strategic endorsements and people power to upset his tough-on-crime opponent.
Posted inTAP
Is There Democratic Life After Tribalism?
Today on TAP: If everything breaks just right, democracy will still take a long time to heal.
Posted inTAP
A Teacher Answers Back
Today on TAP: With public schools under attack, American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten counters the right wing’s slanders.
Posted inEconomic Policy
David Sacks Justifies Bailout by Highlighting Elite Private Boarding School
Claiming that a failure to guarantee all Silicon Valley Bank deposits would hurt ‘mom-and-pop’ businesses, Sacks then chose the worst possible example.
Posted inPolitics
The Real Goal Behind the Frenzy Against ‘Wokeness’
Get rich by getting the rubes mad.
