A federal judge orders Department of Homeland Security officers to stop violent activity against reporters and peaceful protesters.
Years of organizing might be rewarded in the form of denser housing around California transit.
On our live show, David and senior editor Ryan Cooper discuss the murder of Charlie Kirk and the propensity to blame political enemies for lone individual acts.
Today on TAP: Their system is working as Bolsonaro is brought to justice. Ours is failing.
Oracle scion David Ellison wants to combine two of the largest movie studios and streaming networks, along with dozens of cable stations.
Professors who speak wrongthink in class are being summarily fired.
Civil rights groups suggested voting early, voting with friends, and pledged ‘immediate litigation’ if Trump tries to disrupt the election.
Democrat James Walkinshaw triumphs in a ginormous victory.
Today on TAP: Over the same issues that Lincoln cited at Gettysburg
Once described as the ‘AR-15s of the financial services industry,’ crypto ATMs remain a hotbed for scams targeting vulnerable communities. But third-party fraudsters aren’t the only ones laughing all the way to the bank.
Why we can’t put Humpty Dumpty back together again
Sadly, we’ve always had violence in America; what’s different today is the aftermath, and the battle to define political opposition amid violence.
Today on TAP: We could see much tougher terms for a budget deal, including letting Trump’s Republicans take the fall for a government shutdown.
Two different accounts from two of the Prospect’s co-founders
Two House special elections are coming up that Democrats are certain to win.
The best solution is something every other major economy has already figured out: universal health care.
Today on TAP: The Democratic rank and file is much more aligned with Bernie, AOC, and Zohran than it is with Chuck and Hakeem.
By refusing to defend a ban on noncompete agreements in court, the Federal Trade Commission enables employers to suppress wages.
With all of Trump’s alarming moves toward authoritarianism, it’s easy to overlook that he is also an ordinary plutocrat.
The expanded definition has justified assaults on journalists who have documented detentions of immigrants.