News Analysis

In spite of the continuing onslaught against reproductive justice and women's equality, legislators in 17 states introduced 64 measures to expand reproductive options during the first quarter of 2014, …

In 2013, the cost of tax breaks was equal to the entire US discretionary budget.

This week's federal court decision to strike down Wisconsin's polling place Photo ID law has national significance and does not bode well for Republicans.

Growing numbers of Americans no longer hold a regular “job” with a long-term connection to a particular business.

Charter school teachers in Philadelphia are speaking out against their employer taking over another school while ignoring teachers at existing schools.

Commissioners on an FCC panel which could determine the future of the Internet are feeling the heat this week as protest intensifies against a new set of Open Internet …

During President Obama's recent trip to Japan, there was no emphasis on US-Japan military cooperation on climate change.

Often it's the little things coming out of Washington, obscured by the big, scary headlines, that matter most in the long run.

Members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus see activism and organization as key to Democratic turnout in the midterms, but activists are looking for a politics that puts people and …

San Francisco upgraded its power washing of Market Street sidewalks from twice a month to 20 times per month, a rate increasingly hard on the street's homeless population.