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From the Magazine
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Spring 2016
What Good Are Hedge Funds?
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Spring 2016
Toward a 21st-Century Labor Movement
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Spring 2016
Maryland Senate Showdown Pits Left Against Lefter
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Spring 2016
School Closures: A Blunt Instrument
Must-Reads
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New Yorkers Against Wall Street
Apr 21, 2016
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Will Bernie’s People Back Hillary in November?
Apr 19, 2016
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When Abortions Are Hard to Get
Apr 13, 2016
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Crashing the Party
Apr 5, 2016
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Is Ted Cruz the New Republican Establishment?
Mar 23, 2016
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Prospect Debate: The Cost of Sanders’s Single-Payer Health Plan
Feb 29, 2016
The Magazine
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Vol. 27 No. 2Spring 2016
Columns
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The Democrats as a Movement Party
What would it take to get the “broken engine of progressive politics” working again?
Notebook
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Crashing the Party
An earthquake has hit the GOP, and it’s shaking up Democrats as well. The election poses dangers for both parties, but Republicans face the greater peril; even if they win the White House, they will have lost their party. -
Toward a 21st-Century Labor Movement
The old model of collective bargaining can’t be resurrected. Herewith, some new models of how workers can win and wield power. -
Heights of Privilege
How the rich get relief on property taxes—and what to do about it. -
Maryland Senate Showdown Pits Left Against Lefter
In the state's Senate primary, an establishment progressive faces a more progressive outsider. Sound familiar?
Culture
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Can the Working Family Work in America?
America still hasn’t adjusted to family realities in the 21st century. Here’s what needs to be done and why we need to do it. -
Worlds of Inequality
The winners and losers of globalization. Must it be this way? -
A Class Act?
If the new proletariat starts identifying as a class, it could transform politics. -
The Bankers' Bank
Does the Federal Reserve govern the banking system—or vice versa?
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The Long March of Bernie’s Army
Where it came from; where it’s headed. -
The Other Woman: Elizabeth Warren and the 2016 Election
Senator Warren is not running, but she will be a major influence this year. -
Hedging Education
How hedge funders spurred the pro-charter political network. -
School Closures: A Blunt Instrument
Shuttering “failed schools” can have painful consequences for children and neighborhoods. -
Special Report: Funding Government FairlySpecial Report: Funding Government Fairly
We’re Going to Need More Tax Revenue
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Special Report: Funding Government Fairly
How Plutocrats Cripple the IRS
You pay more because elites use their influence to pay less. -
Special Report: Funding Government Fairly
International Tax Evasion and Avoidance
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Dangerous Bedfellows
The stalemate on criminal justice reform. -
Will Workers and Consumers Get Their Day in Court?
With a new high court majority, the era of mandatory arbitration could end. -
Our Beleaguered Planet
The interaction of global climate change, poverty, affluence, and overpopulation. -
The Great Diversion
Charter schools may or may not improve student outcomes—but they divert funds from other public schools. -
The Real Stakes in the Veepstakes
Here’s what the Democratic nominee—and all of us—should consider in thinking about the vice presidency. -
Volkswagen's Big Lie
How VW's decision to double down on a fossil-fuel technology led it into deceit and disaster. -
Our Beleaguered Planet
The interaction of global climate change, poverty, affluence, and overpopulation -
What Good Are Hedge Funds?
Hedge funds make big returns by manipulating markets in ways that are illegal for small investors. Remind us: Why are they permitted?
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