Maggie Gardner

Local city-based movements have helped strengthen the backbone of judges standing up to these horrific policies.

Millions of Americans will be affected by the GOP’s proposed healthcare replacement plan. But it’s black women and children, already at risk, who will be hit the hardest.

If we take the time to get to know one another, we’ll find that we don’t have to live in fear.

With a Trump administration looming, the fight in North Dakota isn’t over.

If Hillary win this November, Bill Clinton would have the unique opportunity to right the wrongs of his administration.

IPS dedicated our new conference room to co-founders Richard Barnet and Marcus Raskin—two progressives who left the State Department to turn ideas into action.

IPS Criminalization of Poverty Project Director Karen Dolan: “Denying voting rights based on criminal records is an egregious affront to the democratic values we espouse in this country.”

IPS climate expert Janet Redman on why the Paris climate agreement is nothing to celebrate.

Democracy Spring demonstrated an opportunity for cross-issue collaboration: fighting big money in politics.

Peabody Energy filed for bankruptcy today, but its top executives will still be enjoying the millions they pocketed before the collapse of coal.

The U.S. military apparently thinks Muslim women’s clothing choices — rather than, say, drone strikes — are a driver of terrorism.

Under U.S. leadership, the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials and the ad hoc tribunals for Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia established the precedent for holding individuals accountable for committing genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. In contradi