Action items for the politically discouraged For those who are ready to throw in the towel, here’s a list of things that could guide you and this country back on the right path. Jack Siglin January 29, 2017
Why we shouldn’t just believe everything will be OK under Trump There could be benefit to imagining the worst. Max Foley-Keene January 26, 2017
The lack of diversity in Trump’s cabinet undermines democracy Representation matters, especially in our new government. Maris Medina January 25, 2017
Trump’s trade war with China will come at the expense of American workers When China fleeces the global economy, it’s tempting to strike back. Here’s why Trump shouldn’t. Kyle Rempfer January 25, 2017
Governor Hogan’s budget is a lesson in living within our means Governor Larry Hogan makes responsible choices in his proposed budget for the fiscal 2018. Sam Wallace January 24, 2017
The essential booklist for the politically discouraged For those ready to throw in the towel, these literary works offer inspiration, empathy and courage. Jack Siglin January 24, 2017
Shocked Palin learns ‘Secretary of Moose Hunting’ not a real cabinet position After a comprehensive Wikipedia search, Sarah admitted that the new administration may lack such a role. Reuven Bank January 20, 2017
Resist the urge for liberal nostalgia. Obama was no progressive hero. Don’t praise Obama for what he’s done since Trump won — ask why he didn’t do more before. Ryan Romano January 18, 2017
Idealism isn’t logical, but it could be useful in Trump’s America A “united” States of America doesn’t exist, but idealism can help our nation endure the next few years of political darkness. Max Foley-Keene January 17, 2017
Cancer moonshot will be a giant leap for mankind Cancer moonshot will drastically reduce the number of deaths from cancer with a wide-reaching series of initiatives. Jack Siglin December 11, 2016