Bernie Sanders

The persistence of the political coalition around Bernie Sanders has nudged Hillary Clinton toward a more progressive position on student debt.

Some veterans of the Sanders campaign have an ambitious plan to enact progressive policies.

While Sen. Elizabeth Warren remains an unlikely choice, Clinton's other potential picks include centrists Tim Kaine and Julian Castro.

Another escalation, especially in Syria, is the present danger.

Real progressive policy change, will require new candidates to step up at the local and state level.

While we are right to fear what a Trump presidency could mean for this country, we are mistaken to think that a Clinton presidency would be any safer.

Just as the Sanders campaign didn't arise in a vacuum, there's no reason to expect it will leave a vacuum behind it.

Author Liza Featherstone discusses the presumptive Democratic nominee's “trickle-down feminism,” arguing that Clinton's policies fail most women.

Even though the permanent war state seems to be at the peak of its power, at this point in time, the legitimacy of this institution is extremely tenuous.

Proposed by Milton Friedman in the 1970s, Mitch Daniels' “Back a Boiler” initiative is like an investment in a piece of flesh-and-blood real estate.