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.
Policy
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.
Seattle’s Fresh Bucks Program Offers a National Model for Reducing Food Insecurity
The city’s food assistance program shows how local governments can reduce nutritional inequality. Congress is now considering legislation to expand the model nationwide.
SNAP Cuts Take More than Food Away
For my family, SNAP meant one less impossible choice at the end of the month. Millions are now losing that lifeline.
DC Council Punts Wealth Tax Debate to the Fall
The DC Council plans to consider a wealth proceeds tax in September, rather than this summer.
It’s Possible to End Corporate Influence in Politics
There’s more money in politics than ever. But some state governments are finding ways to fight back.
Hawaii Targets Citizens United with Law Clarifying Corporations Are Not People
The new law will limit the constitutional rights of corporations to make political donations.
A U.S.-led G20 for the Billionaires?
Rather than building on recent efforts to address inequality, the Trump administration’s agenda for the 2026 G20 presidency is likely to prioritize elite and corporate interests.
Rural America Needs to Band Together Against Corporate Greed
New schemes for fully robotic farming could push the last remaining farmers — and their communities — to fold.