Extensive Polls Find Americans Support Taxing the Wealthy
Creating a more just economic system isn’t just the right thing to do — it’s the popular one too.
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Amazon Teamsters Are Organizing at America’s Most Anti-Union Company — And We’re Going to Win
By joining together, workers can defeat the e-commerce giant’s union busting crusade.
It’s Not Too Late to Stop the Monopolization of AI
Global regulators already have the tools they need to stop letting Big Tech dominate the nascent industry.
No Time To Play Just Defense
Most Americans want what Donald Trump doesn’t: higher taxes on our richest and unions in our workplaces.
Through Ballot Measures, Voters Fought Back against Inequality
Washington state beat back efforts to repeal both a capital gains tax and a payroll tax that funds long-term care insurance. Illinois voters showed support for a tax hike on millionaires. Three red states passed paid leave.
One Person, One Vote, One Joke — on Democracy
Election 2024’s winners, no matter the final ballot tallies, will include our billionaire class.
Low-wage, infrequent voters can swing the election. Here’s how to win them over.
We polled infrequent voters in key swing states. Their thoughts? “The government couldn't care less about people like me.”
Want More Equality of Opportunity and Social Justice? Copy Massachusetts’ Millionaire’s Tax
The state’s Fair Share Amendment has helped fund education and transportation expansion without hampering economic growth.
Why Is Elon Musk Supporting Donald Trump? Tax Avoidance!
Like so many of his fellow billionaires, the world’s richest man is placing wealth over country.
Can America’s ‘Self-Made’ Men Make a President?
Our billionaires, whatever the source of their billions may be, are dooming our democracy.
Billionaires vs Democracy
The rich are trying to buy elections all over the world and consign democracy to the trash bin of history.
Arriving at a New Consensus: Immigrants and Asylum Seekers are a Key Driver of Economic Growth
Narratives of immigrants draining resources from the U.S. aren’t just wrong — the opposite is true. Immigration is critical to maintaining a functional economy.