Prospect

President Lyndon B. Johnson created the Job Corps sixty years ago. Trump wants to cut off funding for this vital workforce development program.

Farmworkers struggle against deportation and even lower wages.

Today On TAP: Under Bibi, its Middle Eastern supremacy is one of blood and iron.

Enforcers are waving through bad mergers and weaponizing others to reach ideological ends.

A couple dozen provisions have been removed. No ruling yet on the biggest one, which could mean $3.7 trillion in fake ‘savings.’

Rescuing biomedical research is every bit as important as saving Medicaid.

Pretending to be an ICE agent to commit crimes is disturbingly easy.

Today on TAP: Which is more dangerous—Trump miscalculating and setting off a wider war? Or Trump succeeding militarily and politically?

Though the campaign has already hit its goal of knocking on one million doors, 700 people met up across New York last Wednesday to keep contacting voters.

The 48 nations on his no-visa lists are united only by populations from which white Christians are almost entirely absent.

We don’t call it Medicaid in many states, and we use euphemisms for what are in reality cuts. That endangers the system, a health care regulator writes.

On our live show, Ryan Cooper and Evan Urquhart dig into the recent transphobic Supreme Court decision, and how The New York Times enabled it.

Today on TAP: Dare we hope for audacity?

The Supreme Court rules against health care access for trans youth. Don’t count on other sex-based rulings to stand either.

The repeal of the EPA’s fuel emissions standards also got the axe, because of the ‘Byrd Rule,’ which blocks policy decisions from budget reconciliation.

Climate-fueled disasters cost America almost a trillion dollars over the last year, far more than economists predicted.

She worked on climate change for Obama. Now she’s greenwashing climate change on behalf of Big Oil.

Experts warn of potentially hundreds of hospital closures, which would degrade the entire medical system.

Today on TAP: With housing starts at a five-year low, his ICE agents deport hundreds of construction workers every day.

In the shadow of the G7 summit in Alberta, regional American and Canadian leaders met in Boston to confront their shared economic crises—and surviving Trump.