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Student loans’ profit scheme: How to stop the government from exploiting students’ misery
Rebecca Maurer
Elizabeth Warren has a smart plan to rein in student loan interest. But here's the real answer to our debt disaster
7 reasons Hillary Clinton’s 2016 nomination is far from inevitable
Guy Saperstein
As in 2007, she has vulnerabilities other candidates simply don't. Could Elizabeth Warren steal the ticket?
Tim Geithner’s anti-populist “blood lust”: How his stubbornness cost America
Joan Walsh
The former Treasury secretary likes to think of his opponents as poseurs with pitchforks. Here’s why he’s wrong
GOP’s anti-government hypocrisy exposed: When Elizabeth Warren schooled Michael Grimm
CJ Werleman
A hostile confrontation with the Tea Party congressman reveals the dangers inherent in Republican dogma
FCC facing revolt over net neutrality: Tech titans and others call for open Internet
Sarah Gray
Net neutrality's last stand? Over 150 tech companies signed a letter to FCC chairman in opposition to new rules
Robert Reich: Republican economic populism is growing
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor reveals the six basic principles uniting the likes of Elizabeth Warren and Ted Cruz
America’s rotting empire: Billionaires galore and a crumbling infrastructure
CJ Werleman
More proof we're in rapid decline: Not a single U.S. city currently ranks among the world's most livable
The 5 most regrettable student Op-Eds
Prachi Gupta
Tal Fortgang is not the first undergrad to pen a polemic that will surely haunt him for many years to come
GOP’s raging new hypocrite: Meet Neel Kashkari, populist candidate for governor
Jim Newell
This Republican candidate for California governor hates government spending. Just don't ask him about his résumé!
Tom Frank: Bill Clinton was so not down with Thomas Piketty
Thomas Frank, David Daley
Worried about Warren, Bill's desperately recasting his economic record as progressive. Tom Frank recalls the facts
Elizabeth Warren: Thomas Piketty shows trickle-down economics don’t work — and never did
Lynn Stuart Parramore
The Massachusetts senator on "Capital in the 21st Century," her own new book and how to save the middle class
Bill Clinton’s primary lesson: What “it’s the economy, stupid” means in 2016
Simon Maloy
After being on the wrong side of a key Democratic primary issue in '08, the Clintons won't make that mistake twice
The right’s cynical millennial advantage: Why young liberals stay home
Tim Donovan
Why are Republicans better able to get young voters to the polls? It's time for Democrats to look in the mirror
Thomas Piketty terrifies Paul Ryan: Behind the right’s desperate, laughable need to destroy an economist
Paul Rosenberg
Five years post-collapse, Piketty and Elizabeth Warren offer a way ahead. That's why the right must destroy them
Ronald Reagan owns Cliven Bundy: He’s born of GOP racial and anti-government hostility
Paul Rosenberg
It's no shock that conservative heroes always end up being racists. The Republican playbook made them that way
Elizabeth Warren’s really not running for president — and other big takeaways from her book
Joan Walsh
Her folksy but candid memoir explains why she won't run, in oh so many ways -- plus other political revelations
Elizabeth Warren vs. Washington: Why she’s taking on the Beltway’s conventional wisdom
Elizabeth Warren
In 2008, Elizabeth Warren thought she was done with Washington. Then she got a call from Harry Reid ...
Insidious political cliché alert: Stop saying it’s all about the kids
Kathleen Rooney
"For-the-children" rhetoric is appalling, dishonest -- and allows both parties to get away with inaction
Cliven Bundy’s ailing America: What a wingnut rancher’s rise says about our waning democracy
Elias Isquith
As our democracy continues to crumble, here's why anti-government zealots are gaining more attention -- and favor
Nauseating political cynicism led to inspiring gay marriage triumph
Jim Newell
A new book details how Obama's evolution on marriage equality was orchestrated. It's sickening -- but encouraging
Elizabeth Warren was extremely nervous before her first “Daily Show” appearance
Elias Isquith
The Massachusetts senator recounts in her upcoming book how the thought of facing Jon Stewart made her nauseous
5 theocrats in Congress who care more about the Bible than the Constitution
Dan Arel
The Secular Coalition for America has releases its congressional report card. These pols' grades aren't pretty
The right’s wobbly electoral lifeline: How Dems can win back white working class
Michael Lind
The way to take back Congress is not to move to the middle – but to offer pro-working-class economic progressivism
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