Prospect

Today on TAP: Democrats ran the table yesterday, but does that portend good news for 2024?

Astra Taylor discusses her new book about how modern capitalism undermines social stability.

The war in Gaza is splitting the Democratic base.

The conviction of Sam Bankman-Fried is over, but little attention has been paid to the lawyers who helped build up FTX—and they want to keep it that way.

The most tech-friendly Cabinet member should not be the one regulating artificial intelligence.

Prospect writers weigh in on elections around the nation.

Today on TAP: Bibi says they’ll stay in Gaza. Is that what the $14 billion aid package will end up funding?

A decade-long odyssey to make investment advisers act in the best interest of their clients culminates in a new proposed rule from the Department of Labor.

The slaughter of bison, Israelis, Gazans, and Native Americans

Financial institutions are doing everything they can to prevent consumers from shopping around for better banking options. A new federal rule attempts to change that.

Today on TAP: Lazy journalism allows flawed polls to become the narrative—but that doesn’t mean Biden is doing fine.

When the GOP takes control of state supreme courts, they tend to end democracy and ban abortion.

The administration has lowered its sights. But what’s left would still represent an improved system for financing higher education.

The new UAW faces new challenges, but bears some distinct resemblances to the old.

Getting young people to the polls requires a more holistic approach.

Today on TAP: The president’s choice for deputy secretary of state is badly at odds with Biden’s own policies on trade.

A Supreme Court case being heard next week is the latest fallout from the ‘Bruen’ ruling, which put practically all of the nation’s gun laws into question.

But the end of South African apartheid demonstrates it would take an Israeli commitment to peace that is nowhere in evidence.

A three-day walkout is intended to highlight high stress and low pay at chain pharmacies.

The 12 House Democrats received a combined $8 million in campaign support from AIPAC and its affiliates last year.