With Congress slow-rolling AI regulations, voters need to verify before sharing.
Race & Ethnicity
Crow Jim: Project 2025’s Obsession With Reverse Racism
Blueprints for conservative rule can’t get enough of the smear that fighting racism against Black people amounts to racism against white people.
Neighborhoods Play Hardball
For decades, wealthy owners and financiers have gotten cities to pay for their sports stadiums. It’s not so easy anymore.
Different Circumstances in the Next Squad Primary Fight
Cori Bush faces off against Wesley Bell—and millions in super PAC money. But the story isn’t that simple.
A Grand Old Party for Workers?
How corporate conservatism trumps MAGA gestures on behalf of the working class
Judges Block Huge Loophole in Lending Discrimination
The Seventh Circuit reversed a lower-court ruling that effectively would have made it legal to put up ‘Whites Only’ signs in businesses or on websites.
Lessons of Bowman’s Loss
Today on TAP: No, it wasn’t a generalized defeat for ‘the left.’
We Can and Should Address Racial Disparities
Most of the programs that would be most beneficial to racial equality are actually universal policies.
‘Mississippi Justice,’ American Shame
We still need federal intervention to drag some jurisdictions out of Jim Crow–era policing.

