Prospect

Levemir is critical for young people and pregnant women, patients say. But it won’t be sold in the U.S. after this year.

Hand-counting ballots is expensive, tedious, time-consuming, inaccurate, and insecure. Some communities want it all.

Today on TAP: The annual World Trade Organization meeting came to an ignominious end last week with no ‘progress’ on major issues. That is a form of progress.

An enduring union-community alliance in the Twin Cities may be a model for progressive victories.

On the fourth anniversary of the pandemic, a look at how America pulled apart as the rest of the world pulled together

The Alabama legislature has acted to protect doctors and IVF clinic workers from the ‘fetal personhood’ doctrine, but not pregnant women.

Today on TAP: We should visibly fight back (good for Americans’ health and wallets, and good for Democrats’ prospects).

After its budget proposal followed a recent appropriation and capped premerger filing fees for the agency, an administration spokesperson said it would work to reverse that.

Climate science deniers, right-wing think tanks, and fossil fuel shills are plotting to foil the renewable-energy revolution.

Not entirely, but name me a place where Jews are safer.

Tom Tomorrow brings you This Modern World

Today on TAP: There will be no deal in time for the beginning of Ramadan tonight, and Netanyahu’s defiance keeps bleeding both Gaza and Biden’s re-election chances.

Twenty-four organizations will launch a ‘seven-figure’ campaign to defend progressive Democrats. The Israel lobby’s first foray into primaries this year fell flat.

The New York Times is not going to get Biden’s campaign message before voters.

Doctors didn’t think it was possible to loathe the world’s biggest health care profiteer any more. Then came the hack that set half their bookkeeping systems on fire.

The Change ransomware attack left an Oregon medical practice with an empty bank account, and only one quick way to fix it: sell to UnitedHealth.

On this week’s live show, Ryan Cooper and David Dayen discuss Super Tuesday, the State of the Union, and what it all means for November.

Today on TAP: Fed Chair Jerome Powell is sabotaging a rule requiring stronger capital standards for banks—that he pretended to support.

George Orwell outlined the problems with nationalism in the 1940s.

Loud and proud, Biden dispelled the ‘lack of energy’ issue while promoting an economics to which the GOP has no real rejoinder.