Could the UN Actually Lead a Charge to Tax the World’s Rich?
The world’s wealthy now have a real reason to worry.
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Ten of America’s 20 Top Public Charities Are Donor-Advised Funds
The three highest-earning DAF sponsors each take in more than double the donations of the highest-earning operating charity.
Working at Amazon Is Grueling. It Doesn’t Have to Be.
New legislation would restrict the onerous work quotas that Amazon places on its employees.
Could Tying Industrial Policy to Care Policy Help Fix America’s Child Care Crisis?
Federal semiconductor manufacturing subsidies include path-breaking provisions requiring recipients to provide a plan for child care services.
The Well-Heeled and Our Personal Well-Being
Psychologists are helping us understand how inequality is conditioning us to accept lower ethical standards.
Our Best Tool to Close the Digital Divide is Expiring
We cannot let Congress undo the gains made by the Affordable Connectivity Program.
Southern Autoworkers’ Union Drives Can Help Reverse Decades of Job Quality Decline
On the heels of a UAW victory in Tennessee, Mercedes-Benz workers are about to vote on unionization in Alabama.
Looking for a Better Paying Job? Good News
The Biden administration is cracking down on “noncompete clauses,” which employers use to bar their workers from finding better opportunities.
Some People Have All the Luck
...and an outrageously large share of the wealth the rest of us have created
House Progressives Unveil 2025 Agenda to Inspire Action for a More Equitable Nation
With more than 100 members, the Congressional Progressive Caucus has a track record of pushing the policy debate towards bold solutions.
Restaurant Workers Deserve a Livable Wage, Too
The federal minimum wage for tipped workers hasn’t gone up in over 30 years. Workers in several states are taking on the industry to change that.