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Abundant Criticism: The Promises and Pitfalls of Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s Abundance Agenda

As Democrats cast about for a unifying message, three warnings should be considered before wholeheartedly recommending the “Abundance” agenda.

Brown’s Legacy: Consensus or Incoherence?

The Brown decision has been interpreted as both empowering the government to protect historically oppressed Americans, and at the same time tying their hands with regards to ending a racial caste system.

Social Media in Politics: Reshaping Campaigns and Platforms

While much remains uncertain, the rise of Zohran Mamdani illustrates the central role social media now plays in political campaigns. Capable of turning political outsiders into policymakers, social media shifts politicians’ interests toward the masses.

Freedom for Sale: The Crisis of Cash Bail

While the system of cash bail may be designed with good intentions, it is, in reality, little more than a “pay to play” scheme that allows individuals to trade money for freedom as they await their trial and verdict.

Divided Command: Federalism on Trial in Los Angeles

As the line between legal authority and political will blurs with each new confrontation, federalism remains a simultaneously central and unresolved force in American life.

How Rahimi Left Domestic Violence Survivors in Limbo

The Supreme Court affirmed disarmament for dangerous abusers but left the rules that govern protection fragmented and perilously undefined.

Could California Exit the United States?

The departure of California from the United States may seem implausible. However, a growing number of residents say they would vote for the state to become a nation independent of the United States.

The Fall of Local Journalism

Without local news, community, culture, and local democracy remain at risk.

Trump’s Attacks On Immigrants Are A Test Case For Authoritarianism

Trump’s attacks on immigrant communities are not to fulfill a campaign promise, but rather to test the boundaries of the American public.

Behind Bars and Beyond Justice: The Price of Prison Labor

Mass incarceration drives economic gain at the expense of society’s most vulnerable.