2018 World Inequality Report Shows An Economic Ship Blown Way Off Course

Should the U.S. continue to institute tax policies like the new GOP plan, the gap between the rich and the poor will keep widening until it reaches a breaking point.

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A Lawsuit Seeks to Uncover How the DOJ Surveils Journalists

If First Amendment rights prevail, more truths can be expected to leak as journalists work to hold the administration accountable.

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Youth Challenge Trump Administration in Landmark Case on Climate Change

On Monday, Dec. 11, Kelsey Juliana and her 20 fellow youth plaintiffs will try to convince U.S. 9th Circuit Court judges that their climate case must go to trial before the U.S. Supreme Court as a matter of national urgency.

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Facing the Nazi Threat: At What Point Do We Counter-Protest?

Beating up a Nazi will not teach him or her to stop being a Nazi, but will enforce the internal narrative that they are a marginalized group under attack.

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What the Flint Water Crisis Tells Us About America's Eroded Infrastructure

As the Trump administration and GOP leaders talk about more spending cuts and smaller government, realities like Flint become glaring reminders that government programs can make a difference when executed correctly.

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Facebook v. Russia: Don’t Blame the Poisoned Well, Blame Those Who Still Drink From It

If you’ve been vacuumed into the vortex of outrage that intensified in the wake of the Russia allegations, you’ve probably also noticed much of the public turn its collective glare in Facebook’s direction. But that’s a mistake.

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Why Are There So Many Young People In the White Nationalist Movement?

The former white supremacist Christian Picciolini believes many young people subscribe to white supremacist groups for the same reasons he did: With nowhere else to go, they find comfort in the black-and-white world view these groups promote.

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