What It Would Actually Take to Fix Women’s Health Care in America
A functional health system requires autonomy, investment, and a cultural shift that centers women’s lived experiences.
Policy
Can Treating Journalism Like Public Infrastructure Fix Our Broken Media?
As newspapers disappear and hedge funds hollow out newsrooms, state governments are experimenting with public funding models to preserve accountability reporting before more communities become news deserts.
‘Repairing America’ What Would It Take to Actually Fix This Country?
Our new series looks past the churn of daily news to interrogate the systems shaping American life, and offers tangible fixes to the problems we collectively face.
The K-Shaped Economy Is Reshaping American Cities
Trump pledged to rebuild cities like Detroit. Instead, his policies have made urban life increasingly unaffordable, forcing working- and middle-class residents to absorb the costs of a system tilted toward the wealthy.
The FDR Playbook Democrats Should Use
In a moment that echoes Great Depression economic anxiety, today’s Democrats have a blueprint in Roosevelt. Will the party heed history’s lessons on affordability?
How Big Government Bureaucracy Impedes Democratic Messaging
Among President Biden’s greatest achievements was the $1 trillion climate-friendly Inflation Reduction Act, whose tax credits and rebates helped Americans save money on energy bills and created green jobs. So why wasn’t this front and center of the 2024 campaign?
The Brittney Griner Story Reflects Who America Values
The response to the WNBA star's imprisonment in Russia mirrors how American society decides who is valuable—and who isn’t.
Democracy Shrouded In Lies Isn’t Democracy
The 1619 Project and the new book, 'How to Be an Antiracist,' are reminders that American history is incomplete until we resurrect and reconcile its brutal truth. And freedom will be out of reach until we do.
When It Comes to Food Access, SNAP Isn’t Supplemental, It’s Essential
With over 40 million Americans receiving food stamps, SNAP is one of our largest federal policy issues. And a hotly debated one at that.
With Gorsuch, SCOTUS Is Legitimizing “Alternative Facts”
A stolen seat on the highest bench in the country is paying off for conservatives: three decisions, with more to come, that say it’s legal to lie, cheat, and hate.