Helping the public sector get tangible things done may be the only way to protect progressive interest and identity groups ...

In “Abundance,” Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson downplay how the public sector’s monopoly over key parts of modern life stifles ...

In the wake of the 2024 presidential election, Democrats have engaged in a period of self-evaluation with the hope of ...

California is a world leader in agriculture, energy, technology and culture, drawing from abundant resources while striving ...

“When the spell of a political order breaks, ideas once regarded as implausible and unacceptable become possible and even inevitable,” Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson observe in their new ...

John Trasviña, a former dean of the University of San Francisco School of Law who wrote the story, described the new system ...

Trump then led the polls, but he was still generally dismissed as a novelty candidate, certain to fade as summer turned to ...

Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed sweeping housing reforms in California, which has sparked a political battle between ...

It’s been 14 years since the Census Bureau began issuing reports on poverty that factored in the cost of living. Ever since, ...

A civil war has broken out among the Democratic wonks. The casus belli is a new set of ideas known as the abundance agenda.

As Donald Trump dithers over which Republican is MAGA enough to get his 2026 endorsement for governor of Arizona, Katie Hobbs ...

To put it starkly, in the last election almost all the counties in the blue state of California drifted in ... Ezra Klein of the New York Times and Derek Thompson of The Atlantic.