Anne Kim is a Washington Monthly contributing editor and the author of Abandoned: America’s Lost Youth and the Crisis of Disconnection.
A Matter of Degrees
In the future world of “credentialing,” do you still need college?
Will Predatory Lenders Get Fat on Immigration Reform?
If immigration reform passes, immigrants will potentially be forced to navigate a landscape filled not only with un-scrupulous legal advisers but with predatory financial service providers as well. That’s because any final legislation will likely include requirements that undocumented immigrants pay stiff penalties and back taxes before they can get legal status. The Senate’s Gang… Read more »
Storefront Coyotes
Meet the con artists who “help” immigrants with their visa problems—and who will get rich if Congress passes a “tough” immigration reform bill.
Three Ways to Bring Manufacturing Back to America
The much-ballyhooed “in-sourcing” trend is real enough. But it won’t amount to much unless Washington acts.
Where Are the Women Wonks?
Why the average D.C. think tank event features five guys in suits.
