Prospect

Today on TAP: Trump’s order to ICE to seize California’s undocumented, ignoring those in Texas or Florida, is profoundly partisan.

Will Netanyahu ever stop killing?

Experts say its military spending isn’t grounded in strategy, would line the pockets of defense corporations, and would redirect the military to domestic deportations.

The Senate draft makes changes that will annoy House moderates and conservatives. But on Medicaid, it goes further than the House, threatening the lives of more Americans.

Attempts to restrict grants and foreign student enrollment will accelerate an existing decline of America’s flagship universities.

Today on TAP: Zohran Mamdani and Brad Lander cross-endorse for the June 24 Democratic primary.

It’s not so much about ‘abundance’ as it is about how to reconnect with a justifiably angry working class.

The Big Beautiful Bill will benefit the rich and hurt the poor, while reducing economic growth and causing mass death. Other than that, it’s perfect.

We take you around the country with dispatches from No Kings protests.

Pilot programs have shown success tutoring students. The state government has yet to follow suit.

The convenient distractions of making war.

On our live show, David and Harold Meyerson share the history of the largely immigrant city of Los Angeles, and why residents are uniformly resisting ICE raids.

Democrats did not withhold votes for pro-crypto legislation even when DHS goons were handcuffing their own colleague.

Private equity and crypto in 401(k)s will not solve the retirement crisis.

Oregon just made corporate medicine illegal, again. Here’s how it happened.

States are supposed to lose representatives in the House if they infringe on voting rights. So far the Court has ignored that part of the 14th Amendment.

Whistleblowers always warned that passengers would pay a price for Boeing’s tyrannical corner-cutting, especially with the planes shipped overseas.

Trump is right. America has been invaded. But he’s the invader.

With the governor’s race a done deal, attention has settled lightly on the two other statewide contests.

Progressive candidates and researchers say his approach can win the U.S. back from Trumpism.