Cafe : Opinion
How Hate Groups Abuse The Tax Code To Fund Their Activities
The IRS should take action to revoke nonprofit status from the hate groups that use the designation to avoid paying taxes.
Politics In America Has Changed And We Need A New Way To Talk About It
It's time to rethink how we view the U.S. political spectrum.
If Trump Is Impeached, Pence Should Go Too
Pence has distanced himself from Trump’s Ukraine pressure campaign, but it seems quite likely that the Vice President was involved in the effort.
This Court Case Could Bring Chaos To The Electoral College
A federal court recently ruled that electors can vote for whoever they please, as opposed to the candidate chosen by the state's voters.
This California Highway Boondoggle Shows Why We Need More Infrastructure Funding
Public-private partnerships are a poor replacement for robust federal investment in infrastructure.
Now That The Impeachment Probe Is Official, House Dems Must Ramp Up Other Oversight
House Democrats' oversight of President Trump has not been vigorous enough, and now is their opportunity to hold the entire administration accountable.
The FEC Is Paralyzed. It Couldn’t Come At A Worse Time.
The author is going before Congress in an attempt to unbreak the Federal Elections Commission.
We Studied Who’s Most Susceptible To Racial Dog Whistles. It’s Not Who You’d Expect.
New research on the impact of racial dog whistling on Americans offers more insight on Obama-Trump swing voters.
Climate Change Is Already Hurting Our National Parks
National parks are seeing faster rates of warming than the rest of the country, serving as a dire warning of climate change’s impacts.
Red State Opposition To Climate Action May Not Remain Entrenched Forever
Data shows that many Red states will be hit the hardest economically by climate change, suggesting those regions could shift their attitude on climate action sooner than we think.