The former Massachusetts attorney general’s new employer is an example of how former law enforcement officials are highly sought after by corporate America.
Youth
Could California End Childhood Poverty?
America’s most liberal state government has a far-reaching plan to do just that. But does it have the will to enact it?
The Kids Who Played Host — and Became Political Activists in the Process
How high schoolers in the Washington, D.C., area arranged housing, food, and programs for the weekend’s marchers, and transformed themselves into political organizers
Is Another Youth Rebellion in the Making?
It’s been half a century since young people around the world asserted that the times were “a-changin’.” Could another youth rebellion be in the making?
The GOP Tax Plan Expands the Child Tax Credit — for the Wealthy
Though an expanded child tax credit could sharply reduce poverty, the GOP is instead focused on strengthening the (upper-income) American family.
Fight for 15 and Black Lives Matter Join Forces on Anniversary of MLK’s Death
Forty-nine years after King was assassinated, the left’s organizing vanguards seek to continue his work.
Sanders College Tour Spotlights Black Student Power
Independent senator and Democratic hopeful Bernie Sanders has launched a tour of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), in an apparent bid to reach out to young black voters who so far favor Hillary Clinton in the polls. In visiting HBCUs, Sanders is casting the spotlight on institutions that have given black students, who have […]
First Gawker, Now Salon Staffers Announce Plan to Unionize
The union drives may signal a turning point for digital media.
Say Her Name: Billie Holiday and the Erasure of Black Women’s Experience
It’s been 100 years since the birth of the American musical genius, yet for girls born today into communities like hers, little has changed.
Has Child Care Policy Finally Come of Age?
The Democrats may now be turning to a long-stalled agenda for working parents.


