What Would Horatio Alger Do?
Thousands of Americans are defying eviction notices and exercising civil disobedience.
Doctors Fight Back Against Denial by Algorithm
Facing a technological arms race over billing, doctors score a win over insurers but are nowhere close to even par.
Green Recovery: Welcome to SolarWorld
In a nondescript industrial park near Portland, Ore., lies a solar gem that just might save the American Dream.
Big Margins Sidetrack Election Reform
Five ways to safeguard voting rights and how close Senate races could save the election reform movement.
Citizen Exit Poll Driven by Distrust
As Election Day approaches, citizen activists are gearing up to conduct their very own exit poll.
Vote-Fraud Fears Fall Before Disenfranchisement Fear
Republicans in at least 10 swing states have cited problems with new voter registrations — including some clearly spurious applications submitted across the nation — creating the possibility of widespread voter fraud.
It May Be Harder to Vote in Swing States
With fewer than two weeks before Election Day, lawyers for both parties are in the courtroom sparring over voting rights.
The Dirty Details of Voter Purges
Secretive, error-riddled methods for cleaning up the voter rolls and how the Help America Vote Act isn't helping.
Misleading Mailers Descend on Swing States
Short on detail or just plain wrong, mailings with GOP return addresses are sowing confusion on voting status with fewer than two months before the big day.
Ohio Voter Caging in Play Despite Directive
A change in the law may be needed to protect Ohioans from voter caging.