The world’s largest asset manager is poised for overwhelming influence no matter who wins the next presidential election.
Money Politics & Power
The Absolute Absurdity of Blanket Corporate Immunity
With his new proposal, McConnell rides to the rescue of America’s least imperiled.
CFPB Attorney Who Helped Water Down Payday Lending Rule Operated a High-Cost Auto Lender
Christopher G. Mufarrige ran a Buy Here Pay Here used car lot in Texas before joining CFPB and working on payday lending regulations.
The Democrats Who Want to Bail Out the Oil Industry
Backed by oil and gas PACs, some Democrats are calling on the government to buy oil to support the industry.
Mapping Corruption: Donald Trump’s Executive Branch
An inquiry into how the Trump administration transformed Washington
How to Win Concessions From Candidate Biden
The left—beginning with Sanders and Warren—should push him on both policy and personnel.
Trump First Proposed a Payroll Tax Cut Six Months Ago
And here’s why it doesn’t make sense as an economic response to the coronavirus.
They Disappeared the Fighter: Thoughts on Elizabeth Warren’s Campaign
Warren was ill-served by consultants and had everything that made her a compelling political figure erased from her image.
A New Blueprint for Black Businesses
The health of black-owned startups and small businesses is directly related to the level of investment in black communities—and government has a role to play.
Democratic Socialism—American Style
Prospect editors discuss the new edited volume ‘We Own the Future.’

