A Day Without Childcare: Tashieanna Smith on Organizing for a Universal System

"Here’s the struggle: We’re not making enough money."

May 21 • Lena Bilik

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Fixing a System That Can Deny Health Coverage: Miranda Yaver on Insurance Reforms (Part II)

"Comprehensive health insurance reform really needs to happen at the federal level."

May 7 • Stephen Nuñez

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April 2026

When Health Insurers Decide: Miranda Yaver on Coverage Denials (Part I)

"There are more ways people can be denied by their health insurer than they realize."

Apr 23 • Stephen Nuñez

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From “What If?” to “This Must Be!”: Patrick Reinsborough on Building Narrative Power

Why the stories we tell matter, and how to tell better ones.

Apr 9 • Shahrzad Shams

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March 2026

Beyond Statements: How Corporate Structural Reforms Can Support the Public Interest

We explore the structural features that could help businesses embed public-interest values into their work and make those alternate priorities more…

Mar 26 • Julie Menter

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The Supreme Court’s Pro-Wealthy Bias Is Growing. Here’s What the Data Says.

By 2022, the average Republican-appointed justice votes pro-rich about 70 percent of the time, while the average Democratic-appointed justice votes…

Mar 12 • Andrea Prat, Jacob Spitz, and Fiona Scott Morton

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February 2026

Billionaires Shouldn't Just Pay More. They Should Have Less.

Igor Volsky leads the Tax the Greedy Billionaires campaign and is the founder of Volsky Ventures.

Feb 26 • Igor Volsky

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How Companies Profit from a Supersized ICE

A Conversation with Alvaro Bedoya and Sabeel Rahman

Feb 13

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January 2026

How the Trump Administration Made Tax Filing Harder—and More Profitable

With the opening of tax season this week, it’s a good time to remind Americans that the misery of filing taxes isn’t an accident.

Jan 29 • Noa Rosinplotz

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Zohran Mamdani’s People-Powered Approach Is Central to His Affordability Agenda

Starting at the city level and now clearly expanding statewide, Mamdani has set an example for tackling the cost-of-living crisis—an approach that is…

Jan 24 • Elizabeth Wilkins

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States Are Raising Minimum Wages but Quietly Leaving Overtime Behind

At a moment when affordability is top of mind for families all across the country, policymakers are surfacing a range of ideas to combat rising costs.

Jan 15 • Patrick Oakford

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Billionaires Want You to Blame Yourself. We Win When We Stop.

For most of my life, I thought my hardest moments—the bills I couldn’t pay, the groceries I had to put back at the checkout line, the dental emergency…

Jan 8 • Kristen Crowell

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