How to Give American Workers Fair Wages
The labor market has changed over the last 40 years. It's time for labor laws and institutions to follow suit.
Four Figures That Explain Racial Inequality in America
A new report looks at gaps in income, education, and wealth over the last 50 years.
The Markets Are Down! Wait, Now the Markets Are Up!
An expert explains what's going on, and why you should care.
The Supreme Court Is About to Hear Arguments for a Case That Could Either Destroy Unions or Revive Them
How much do workers owe the unions that bargain for them?
An Idaho Insurer Announces It Will Offer a Non-Obamacare-Compliant Plan
Many legal experts believe the proposed plans violate the law and insurers that offer them will surely be sued.
Three Key Numbers in Congress’ Budget Compromise
Here's what you need to know about the big bipartisan spending package Congress just passed.
Inside the New Push in Washington to Pass Paid Family Leave
Marco Rubio has a new plan to offer paid family leave through Social Security. Here's how it stacks up against the other proposals.
This Chart Explains Why the IRS Isn’t Ready to Answer Your Questions About the New Tax Law
The tax reform legislation will simply place more burden on an already overtaxed agency.
Inside the Red State Race to Destroy Medicaid
Repealing the ACA isn't the only way to dial back the law's Medicaid expansions—and destroy the program itself.
Senate Votes to Open the Government—for Three More Weeks
The Senate voted on Monday to advance a continuing resolution funding the government through February 8th. The House is expected to pass the resolution.