Prospect

The explosive consequences of the realignment of the two major parties

New legislation would study corporate profits and give President Biden the authority to impose targeted price controls in sectors like housing and health care.

While Washington celebrates its attack against Ayman al-Zawahiri, it also proved that Afghans remain under the thumb of American power one year after its chaotic withdrawal.

The House Financial Services Committee would let unstable crypto firms into the normal banking system.

Today on TAP: It portends a winning strategy for Democrats in November and beyond.

Americans, it appears, don’t like their rights taken away.

Democrats have a path to victory, according to recent polling.

Only a deranged political party votes against health care for wounded veterans out of pure spite.

And its responsibility now

Today on TAP: Who needs SEAL Team Six when a drone can do it all? Eventually, who’ll need any manual labor? And what will become of those who work with their hands?

Big-money donors are bigfooting into vital races.

How free-market economists, central bankers, rapacious CEOs, and free-trade diplomats undermined the New Deal order

Billions in public financing would keep investment flowing into energy sector despite interest rate hikes.

Join leading figures behind the surge in union organizing as we discuss how best to increase worker power.

Today on TAP: Amazingly, the package includes provisions that have long eluded progressives.

Fortune 100 giants Tyson Foods and Walmart have heavy influence over two cities within 20 miles of one another, tucked into the northwest corner of the state.

States that restrict abortion access have also put harsh anti-trans laws on the books that threaten people’s lives.

Younger voters are mobilizing to protect abortion rights ahead of the Kansas primary.

The Prospect talks to one of the chief investigators into how data brokers may be invading the privacy of abortion seekers.

Today on TAP: The JetBlue buyout of low-cost Spirit Airlines faces certain action from Biden’s reinvigorated antitrust officials.