A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest: This line of questioning eventually led Roberts to tip his hand. When former Solicitor General Theodore Olson approached the lectern to defen
Nick Bagley has a good column enumerating Republicans lies on healthcare and their consequences. The Trump-approved Medicaid work requirements are particularly egregious: Work requirements poll well:
On October 13, 1970, Jeon Tae-Il, a Korean sweatshop worker, burned himself to death in protest over the sweatshop conditions of he and his fellow workers. This is the foundational moment in South Kor
But the Roberts opinion may include as much as a full paragraph of crocodile tears about it! The Supreme Court’s conservative majority on Tuesday appeared ready to side with the Trump administration
I am having my students in my Protest and Resistance in America course tomorrow read and discuss work by the Rev. William Barber, the minister who leads the Moral Mondays movement. I want to emphasize
It’s not surprising per se, but the fact that an outright fascist might have more influence over public policy than anyone else in the Trump administration shouldn’t be normalized: In the
Barry Petchesky explains how private equity bustouts are destroying one media outlet after another: Why would anyone buy Deadspin to change Deadspin? It’s hard to understand why Great Hill Partners
My latest at the Diplomat is an expansion of a stub that I mentioned last week, and evaluates the recent CNAS report on the growing military gulf between India and China. The issue here isn’t si