Prospect

Today on TAP: The wage increases matter, but banning the constant surveillance of workers should really resonate with Amazon employees.

In the former carpet capital of the world, a solar manufacturing boom is taking hold. Will conservative residents credit Biden’s industrial policy?

A response to Ezra Klein, who thinks I’m wrong to suggest that coalition support is the way to political and policy success in green industrial policy

After Hurricane Ian, Southwest Florida takes its chances on the climate crisis and builds back right up to the water’s edge.

Today on TAP: What happens if we win the battle of ideas and lose the politics?

The disgraced former president is now facing probable racketeering charges.

Moral injury is driving teachers out of the profession. Here’s how to help them stay.

Rich people collect the vast majority of capital income. There’s a better way.

Borrowers react to the Supreme Court striking down Biden’s student loan forgiveness program.

Today on TAP: Cutting Social Security, nixing increases to family benefits, No Labels’ economics are old-school Republican.

The union’s new leadership used effective messaging and rank-and-file organization to win significant gains.

Transparency in rental costs and action at the state level are bringing new vigor to attacking landlord rip-offs.

Facing inflation and permitting hurdles, wind developers are turning around to ask for more cash. The immediate headwinds may conceal longer-term problems in wind energy.

How even Biden’s best officials are subject to insidious corporate pressure

Today on TAP: The surprise outcome in Sunday’s election should not have been that much of a surprise.

Will there be bananas after the revolution?

In their view, business should be forced to be transphobic and ignore climate change.

The shady tax refund industry skims onerous junk fees from low-income returns and shares personal taxpayer data in the process.

NOT, in this instance, Israel and Palestine. Just Israel.

Today on TAP: States that deny rights to women are demanding that free states do their bidding—with the help of courts.