Trump takes aim at collective bargaining at the federal level Laura C. Bucci - April 18, 2025 Limiting employee rights will leave the federal workforce with even fewer protections.
South Africa-U.S. relations hit new hurdles Carolyn E. Holmes - April 9, 2025 The latest on hits to trade and HIV programs – and a controversial refugee program for white Afrikaners.
Presidential assertions of power over the bureaucracy are nothing new Nicholas G. Napolio - April 2, 2025 Trump has supercharged the GOP playbook, however.
In 2025, March 25 is Equal Pay Day Laura C. Bucci - March 25, 2025 But will the focus on workplace equality fade in the months ahead?
Elon Musk’s cost-cutting could boomerang against billionaires Jan Zilinsky - March 24, 2025 Americans don’t want rich people to have more political influence.
Could the U.S. government shut down in March? Sarah Binder - March 12, 2025 Here’s why Democrats are especially reluctant to let that happen.
Is buying out workers ever a good idea? Krzysztof Pelc - March 5, 2025 New research highlights some of the big flaws in the Trump/Musk government worker buyout plan.
Napalm Death, ‘Siege of Power: The Week In One Song Christopher Federico - February 28, 2025 The siege continues.
Germany’s far-right party made huge gains in the 2025 elections Alexander Kustov - February 26, 2025 The AfD made sure immigration remains a top concern for voters.
Why high-level U.S.-Russia talks are bad diplomacy Elizabeth N. Saunders - February 19, 2025 Marco Rubio’s Riyadh meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov shows U.S. diplomacy is in crisis.