Public sector work offers stable, middle class wages, pumping up consumer demand, which is good for the economy.

Trump promised to “drain the swamp, ” but he’s already flooding it with more of the same. He’s stocked his transition team with people that want to continue a decades-long attack on government. Many of his cabinet [...]

Removing a fundamental human right like water from public control really only makes sense to corporate executives and investors.

When individuals rather than society pay for public goods and services, the role of government is turned on its head.

Privatizing public transit parking in the DC area for the next 50 years would be foolish for a number of reasons.

Private prison companies are finding new ways to profit from mass incarceration beyond operating facilities.

With Labor Day around the corner, we’re taking a moment to say “thank you” to the workers who keep American government running.

A win against pro-charter school organizations in Nashville means good things for public education advocates in Massachusetts.

A private prison in rural New Mexico won't close until October, but the company that owns it is already shopping it to other government customers.

Just four months in, Iowa's Medicaid privatization may already be pushing the state's most vulnerable further to the margins.

Allowing charter schools to open with little consideration for other public schools and the surrounding community is fueling a crisis in American public education.

In the past few weeks we’ve taken big steps towards getting our money back from the shareholders, executives, and Wall Street banks that profit from mass incarceration.