Inside the Campaign to Win Universal Healthcare in Washington State
With lessons learned from previous campaigns and new momentum in 2025, advocates believe this year’s effort is different — but the road ahead remains challenging.
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DAFs Gave $17 Billion… to Other DAFs
Billions of charitable dollars took the scenic route from 2020 to 2023.
An Inequality Tale of Two Capital Cities
In one, lawmakers are taxing the rich. In the other, they're rushing the rich a free pass at tax time.
The Greatest Threat to Social Security in Its 90-Year History
Donald Trump and Elon Musk are planning to utterly demolish Social Security’s workforce to pay for billionaire tax cuts.
Bishop Barber: ‘Bowing is Not in Our DNA’
At a Capitol Hill rally, faith leaders called for a season of nonviolent moral dissent against Republican budget proposals that will deepen inequality.
At Wells Fargo, I Saw Firsthand How Excessive CEO Pay Harms Workers and Customers
Congress should use tax policy to rein in runaway CEO pay and encourage better business practices.
Worker Misclassification Is Costing Both Workers and States
All the obligations of a job for less pay and no protections.
Let Us All Not Praise Infamous Men
Five years after his death, the legacy of America’s most celebrated 20th-century CEO lives on.
Does Billionaire Warren Buffett Pay Taxes at an Annual Rate Over 1,000 Percent?
The ‘reasoning’ of the prestigious Tax Foundation would have us believe just that.
The DOGE Charade
The Musk-led effort is neither a money-saving nor fraud-finding operation — it's an ideologically driven assault.
Federal Workers Mobilize Against Musk’s and Trump’s ‘Corporate Coup’
Federal workers gathered in over 30 cities this week to protest the Trump administration's broadsides against public servants.
The Guilty Pleasures of Watching the Super Rich Squirm
Should we be ashamed of ourselves for so enjoying must-watch movies and series like ‘The White Lotus’?