Vance’s rise was spurred by his questionable views on race, ethnicity.
How a near-monopoly gained control of most of the nation’s electronic medical records, to the detriment of medical practice and doctor morale
Donald Trump has reshaped the electorate, but by focusing on the cost of living, Harris could still make meaningful gains.
The Education Department’s protections for student loan borrowers who have missed payments end today.
Today on TAP: Will Mayor Eric Adams be forced to resign? Will Andrew Cuomo succeed him? Does a progressive mayoral candidate have a shot?
American politics now revolves around complete nonsense.
The Supreme Court’s recent rulings will change how Congress writes laws. It may even force the legislative branch to take a hard look at its own dysfunctions.
In which New York’s mayor used massive fraud to win his election, and Turkey’s president proved to be an idiot about American politics
Two firms control the market for telecommunications assistance for deaf people. They have extracted higher rates for this government-funded service, while denying workers a union.
This week on our live show, David and Emma talk about the most interesting Senate races in play this November.
Today on TAP: Not good for the Jews, not good for Kamala Harris
The billionaire seems to be driving some Harris campaign messaging.
Data centers are nothing compared to cattle farming.
Saving America from the Comstock Act and other repressive remnants of the 19th-century past
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Harris and Trump’s foreign-policy aims in the Middle East proceed from the same incentive structures and presuppositions about U.S. supremacy.
Today on TAP: To win the blue-wall states, Harris needs to drive home the progressive populist planks she unveiled yesterday.
Project 2025 shows that Republicans can’t take heat—so they’d try to blow up the kitchen if they get the chance.
Her speech on the economy was guarded. The details laid out by the campaign paint a brighter picture.
And just maybe save the VA