If We Want Better Care, We Need a Better Tax Code
If the wealthiest paid their fair share, we could easily fund better child care, elder care, and health care for the rest of us.
If the wealthiest paid their fair share, we could easily fund better child care, elder care, and health care for the rest of us.
Federal semiconductor manufacturing subsidies include path-breaking provisions requiring recipients to provide a plan for child care services.
More women are in positions of power than 50 years ago, but under a fairer system we would have made much more progress on gender equality.
Poverty is a policy choice by lawmakers with warped priorities. Now they have a chance to choose better, if only modestly.