Rights and Democracy
Impeachment Is Over, But Don’t Despair
The Senate failed to do their job — but ordinary citizens can’t fail to do ours.
A Cruel Attack on the Disabled
You might have missed it amid the impeachment coverage, but the president is reintroducing catastrophic Reagan-era disability cuts.
America’s Rich Refugee Crisis
The prospect of a 2 percent tax on wealth over $50 million has rich Americans considering expatriating.
Trump Shoots Democracy on Fifth Avenue
And Republicans are responding just like he predicted they would.
The Senate’s Make-Believe Trial of Donald Trump
In my 40 years as a lawyer, I’ve never seen a trial flout the basic requirements for fairness so brazenly.
Trump’s EPA Is a Huge Cancer Risk
Industry-friendly regulators are letting chemical companies flood the country with toxins. It should be a scandal.
‘Little Women’ and the American Attitude Toward Poverty
We’ve advanced beyond Little Women’s 19th century gender roles. Let’s get past its outdated moralizing about poverty, too.
The Court Ruling That Sold Our Democracy
Ten years after Citizens United, the damage is broad and deep — but we can still fix it.
Why Do We Have School Lunch Debt at All?
We live in a nation where food is plentiful but millions of children experience hunger and food insecurity.
Evangelicals for Trump
Because God is love?