New York Is Getting Richer. Most New Yorkers Aren’t.
Data shows that New York City has grown richer since the pandemic, but the gains have flowed overwhelmingly to the top.
Policy
Corporations Keep Finding New Ways to Gouge Us. Our Laws Must Catch Up.
As companies trap us in subscriptions, bury us in fees, and use algorithms to fix prices, we need a new Shoppers’ Bill of Rights.
Vance Wants to Reward Stay-at-Home Moms by Punishing Single Parents
The vice president wants to pay parents who stay home by taking funds from a program that helps single parents afford child care.
We Need a Bigger, More Skilled Movement to Face What’s Coming
May Day Strong is convening solidarity schools to safeguard our voting rights.
The New Red Scare Is a Desperate Smoke Screen
The rise of the Democratic Socialists of America this year is part of a broader struggle for a fair economy.
Congress Finally Passed a Housing Bill. It Isn’t Enough.
The ROAD to Housing Act fails to address the commodification of housing driving our affordability crisis.
How States Can Protect Residents from Harmful Pesticides
The Supreme Court may have sided with Monsanto, but states can still take action against harmful pesticide manufacturers.
Housing Policy Should Protect Disability Communities, Not Displace Them
True housing accessibility isn't just about ramps and elevators — we also need to be able to afford to stay in the communities that support us.
Federal Tax Cuts for the Wealthy Are Bankrupting States. Some Are Fighting Back.
From Washington to Kentucky, states are united: The wealthy must pay their fair share.