Prospect

Republicans are on the back foot against Kamala Harris, and seem to have no plan to win.

I was there in ’68. I’m there again this week. And there are some crucial differences.

Joe Biden’s economic record is good, actually.

The Harris campaign is beginning to outline their economic agenda.

Today on TAP: Addressing corporate price-gouging, building housing, helping families. Good stuff and smart politics.

Challenges remain, but there’s been a lot of progress on restoring an industrial base, creating union jobs, and transforming our energy economy.

The job market is strong. Now is the perfect time to fix the unemployment system.

Three executives from an AI ploy to deny health care to seniors are buying a troubled mega-practice from the bankrupt Steward Health. What could go wrong?

Today on TAP: The Speaker emerita demonstrated yet again why we always need smart and able pols.

Chuck Schumer fully embraced crypto at an industry fundraiser for Harris, while his Senate candidates get showered with millions of dollars in crypto PAC donations.

There’s even more data to refute the fearmongering.

Can the former vice-presidential contender hold off Republican attempts to undermine voting in the Keystone State?

The state banned so-called ‘restrictive covenants’ that make contracted labor agreements harder to break.

Today on TAP: As both presidential candidates endorse eliminating taxes on tips, in Arizona businesses look to reduce the subminimum wage for those same tipped workers.

Israel is not automatically good.

Faulty credit ratings were a cause of the 2008 crisis. One whistleblower complaint argues that the same dynamic is happening again.

The election for superintendent of public instruction features a mainstream educator against a homeschooler.

Chicago officials have been terrified that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott would inundate the DNC with migrant buses. But the people of Chicago may have already called Abbott’s bluff.

Today on TAP: I promise to treat them with the utmost in journalistic integrity.

Steward grifter Ralph de la Torre, supposedly under criminal investigation on two continents, is now telecommuting from Versailles.