Prospect

Today on TAP: All the conjecture about 2024 is diverting urgent attention from 2022.

Fears of controversy and squeamishness about the procedure lead many hospitals in blue states to ban abortions. Biden has the power to change this.

William Hochul is general counsel of Delaware North, which fired union organizers at Yellowstone National Park.

But its proposal to take its adtech business into a separate business line is a weak substitute for real reform.

Today on TAP: The Democratic Senate leader was in Amazon and Microsoft country right as he’s deciding whether to advance a bill that would weaken their power.

If Democrats don’t bring the Supreme Court to heel, Americans will live under judicial despotism for the foreseeable future.

The experience of two large systems in Michigan and Missouri speaks to a larger confusion about the role of hospitals in a post-‘Roe’ world.

If Jerry Nadler loses, the House Judiciary Committee leadership would likely go to Silicon Valley defender Zoe Lofgren.

The mayor of Philadelphia got grief for his Independence Day remarks about gun violence. But on the Supreme Court’s gun ruling, he is not wrong.

Today on TAP: Some aides keep hinting of coming cuts, while their leader dithers and sends mixed signals.

The details on the latest in the endless negotiations on the Biden agenda

Wayne Stiles, one of the last living agents who worked on the Watergate break-in, sees reticence from the Justice Department to delve deeply into the Capitol Riot.

America’s most influential news source bends over backward to shade the truth about the bullet that killed the beloved Palestinian American journalist.

Today on TAP: The president is missing.

Unless the wily prime minister has one last trick up his sleeve

A roundtable discussion with Benjamin Sachs, Kate Andrias, Steve Kest, and Robert Kuttner

Young people are abandoning him in droves because he won’t fight for their rights and freedom.

Today on TAP: Beware the disabling potential of facile comparisons.

The committee has produced riveting testimony that all Americans should be taking seriously.

The administration still has plenty of tools to limit climate pollution that the ruling in West Virginia v. EPA did not touch.