Harvey Kaye finds Cory Haala’s When Democrats Won the Heartland to be thorough, exciting, and potentially even a blueprint for the left today.

Is there even an American democracy to preserve in the first place? Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Jefferson Cowie says no.

Democracy’s summer tax symposium dares to challenge the mainstream progressive belief on taxation: that virtually no one other than millionaires should pay even a penny more in taxes.

We at Democracy are pro-government. That’s why our Summer 2026 issue takes on the tax reforms we desperately need to fund a government that makes people's lives better: health care, child care, education, housing, transportation.

The Trump Administration’s flagrant anti-immigrant policies and deployment of ICE officers have shattered the U.S. immigration system and sparked fear and protests across the country.

To be anti-tax means being anti-government. In the latest issue of Democracy, we published our new tax symposium, diving into everything from corporate taxes to taxing the rich to the IRS and direct file.