Showing 385 results for "debt to society"
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The Minneapolis “Dirtbag Lawyer” Challenging ICE Detentions—and Winning
“It’s all hands on deck for the legal community.” -
New York Is the Latest State to Provide Relief for Victims of Coerced Debt
“Domestic violence is rarely limited to physical abuse,” said Assemblymember Linda B. Rosenthal, who sponsored the new law. -
America’s Health Insurance Crisis in Six Charts
Rising costs, soaring profits, inadequate coverage, and crushing debt. -
A New Climate Democracy Is Taking On the Petrostates
Nearly 60 countries gathered in Santa Marta to chart a path away from fossil fuels—even as oil shocks tighten their grip on the global economy. -
The Tariffs Case Is About Power and Loyalty on the Right
Will the conservative justices honor the president—or their plutocratic patrons? -
The Prison Professor
Leo Hylton is on a mission to teach away incarceration, one Zoom at a time. -
The Political World of Caregiving
Writer and scholar Laura Mauldin's new book takes on the hidden politics of spousal care. -
How to Defeat a Very Trumpy Authoritarian Leader
“Hungarians would vote for a goat...if it was running against Orbán.” -
Lost in the Crowd: The Hidden Biases of Medical Fundraising
A new book takes on the spread—and the inequity—of health care crowdfunding. -
Not Even Leonard Leo Could Turn Brent Orrin Hatch Into Utah’s Next Senator
The Federalist Society board member won't be replacing Mitt Romney. -
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An Academic’s Grand Unified Theory on Why Things Are Getting Worse
After studying how societies crumble, Peter Turchin has a warning for America's elite. -
The Supreme Court Made It Even Harder to Close the Racial Wealth Gap
The result of two major decisions: fewer opportunities and ever more debt. -
“Hybrid Homeschools” Are Booming, and Silicon Valley Cash Is Rolling In
School voucher programs are expanding and the Trump administration will only accelerate the trend. -
How Immigrants Navigate the Complicated Politics of Military Service
A new book looks at why immigrants enlist in the armed forces—and the struggles they face. -
How America’s Elite Colleges Breed High-Status Careers—and Misery
“They funneled the shit out of me.” -
Brazil’s Top Court Rejects Attempt to Thwart Indigenous Land Claims
Justice cites nation's “unpayable debt” to native peoples after five centuries of oppression. -
Why Elite Colleges Aren’t Pushing Back on Trump, and Why Silence Is Dangerous
Their caution, one expert notes, is "potentially fatal for the university as we know it." -
A Cowboy Entrepreneur Dreams of a Massive Water Pipeline Over the Rockies
If completed, it could be “the largest privately funded water project in Western history.” -
