Prospect

And what it will take for the goers to prevail

The reason things feel like they’re so broke is that they are.

As artificial intelligence guzzles water supplies and jacks up consumers’ electricity rates, why isn’t anyone tracking the resources being consumed?

The walkout, the first in the organization’s history, follows a bitter battle and a resolution of ‘no confidence’ in Sierra Club’s leader, Ben Jealous.

This term illustrates that the Court often exercises unjustified power.

Our staff tries to make sense of last night’s disastrous debate.

Even with perfect delivery, the substance of the performance was not built for victory in our terribly flawed modern political environment.

Biden was so inept that the case for replacing him is now overwhelming.

After the debacle of the debate, it’s up to party leaders to come up with a substitute to keep Trump out of power.

A majority of justices called the ruling in Moyle v. United States ‘patently unsound.’ A different majority ruled for it anyway.

Today on TAP: His majority opinion striking down the SEC’s jurisdiction may not apply to the NLRB. But it’s too early for unions to breathe a sigh of relief.

Trump’s presidency was unprecedented in its corruption at virtually all levels of executive branch agencies.

Now, the Biden administration has the opportunity to slash the astronomical profit margins of VeriSign, the obscure company making a mint on annual .com website registrations.

Young people ratchet up the pressure on state agencies to confront the climate crisis.

The ruling can be understood only as a policy preference.

Today on TAP: No, it wasn’t a generalized defeat for ‘the left.’

A fishing conglomerate created a fake company to facilitate a merger. It could now be on the hook for billions of dollars.

Two judges this week invalidated part of a program that’s been in place for 30 years. The rulings contradict each other and seem unworkable in practice.

Today on TAP: Their panic about the evils of woke turns their previous semi-support for same-sex relationships into flat-out rejection.

The central bank weakening the penalties for failing a living will plan is bad in theory. In practice, with commercial real estate defaults rising, it’s even worse.