In OtherWords: September 27, 2017

In OtherWords: September 27, 2017

The GOP effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act looks to be, once again, stalled for now. That’s no doubt a relief to the millions of Americans the Congressional Budget Office estimated would’ve lost their care if the Graham-Cassidy bill had passed....
In OtherWords: September 20, 2017

In OtherWords: September 20, 2017

Well, in episode 4,000 or so of a long-running saga, the GOP is reviving its effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act and replace it with something far more draconian. (In fact, I had to check our past issues to make sure we hadn’t run this exact newsletter...
In OtherWords: September 13, 2017

In OtherWords: September 13, 2017

A slew of research over the years shows that inequality has a way of sticking around for generations. This week in OtherWords, Dedrick Asante-Muhammad and Chuck Collins spell out some scary — and vital — new research they’ve done on America’s persistent...
In OtherWords: September 6, 2017

In OtherWords: September 6, 2017

While much of Houston and southeastern Texas remain underwater, another succession of hurricanes — first Irma and then potentially Jose — is bearing down on the Caribbean and Florida. Storms like these are expected to be more frequent and more severe as climate change...
In OtherWords: August 30, 2017

In OtherWords: August 30, 2017

Last weekend, in a late-Friday announcement in the middle of a hurricane, Donald Trump issued a pardon for Sheriff Joe Arpaio. America’s self-proclaimed “toughest sheriff” had been convicted of criminal contempt for refusing a federal order to stop...