When Will We Have the Last Oil Spill?

Perhaps the first serious shadow to fall on the oil age came in the winter of 1969, after a blowout on a well, six miles off the coast of Santa Barbara. At least two million gallons of crude coated beaches and killed everything, from gulls to sea lions, and the resulting uproar fuelled the first Earth Day, in 1970, and also the first broad environmental laws in the United States, which were soon copied around the world.

The Democrats’ One Chance To Cut Child Poverty In Half

The Biden administration has a plan that is estimated to cut child poverty in half. And it’s already in place. It’s called the Child Tax Credit.

Starving the Beast

Willie Sutton robbed banks because “that’s where the money is.” But if he was still alive, he’d probably be studying pension funds.

Why Are House Democrats So Reluctant to Tax Wealth?

The $3.5 Trillion Bill Corporate America Is Terrified Of

Right now, Democrats are working to pass a $3.5 trillion package that will provide long overdue help for working Americans.