Democrats claimed the cities and gained the suburbs. Republicans turned out the hills and the dales. Two nations, unhappily bound together as one.
Harold Meyerson
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
About Those (Not Quite so Great) Wage Increases
An Election-Day primer
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
The Return of American Socialism
A largely millennial movement, with a surprisingly broad base of support, has staked its claim on the nation’s political discourse and direction.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
The Constitution’s Anti-Majoritarian Bias
Once again, we are a House Divided.
Posted inLaw and Justice
What Will the FBI Actually Investigate — If Anything?
Conundrums from the Flake proposal
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One More Chicago ’68 Story!
In which our columnist remembers his interaction with the police
Posted inEconomic Policy
Elizabeth Warren Proposes a Second New Deal
Her new bill would compel corporations to dump “maximizing shareholder value” and put worker representatives on their boards.
Posted inWorking in America
Bank Workers Rising
The workers who blew the whistle on Wells Fargo have joined with other bank employees to win a better life for themselves and a safer economy for the nation.