Predatory corporate giants make expanding the agency’s role in the U.S. health care system all the more urgently in the public interest.
Politics
The Republican Assault on Democracy is Worse Than You Think
Gerrymandering, voter suppression, losing Congressional control—the January 6 attack on the Capitol is just a preview of the GOP nightmare to come if Democrats don’t act now.
Why the U.S. Should Use Trade Policy to Stem Illicit Drug Imports
The “War on Drugs” is a failure, but we still need to stop the flood of illegal imports like fentanyl. We used to stop the drug flow through trade negotiations. It can work again.
Evangelicals, Trump, and How Politics Shapes Religion—Not the Other Way Around
An acclaimed religion writer finds a complex picture of Evangelical voters and even more cause for worry about political polarization.
A Hungry Child’s First Thousand Days
There are more malnourished children in America than most people realize. Inside the neurological impact of them not getting them food they need.
Why Joe Biden Should Listen to Bernie Sanders on Corporate Taxes
The Vermont Senator’s plan would close the pay gap between workers and executives—and be immensely popular.
Blinken’s Mideast Mission Underscores Egypt’s Vital Role
The secretary of state’s Cairo summit is a reminder of how Jimmy Carter’s courage and Egyptian peace with Israel changed the world.
From the U.S. to the Mideast, Beware of Media Manipulation
In an age of photo alterations and deep fakes, it’s easy to deceive. Look at these pictures of a camp of Syrian refugees.
The New Covid-19 Hate Crimes Law Is Not Enough
It’s good as far as it goes, but fighting prejudice will require supporting the community groups deep in the trenches.
If Roe v. Wade is Struck Down, It’ll Cost Republicans
The Supreme Court could overturn the landmark abortion ruling. Democrats could benefit, especially in purple swing states.
