In the Public Interest teamed up with the National Consumers League, the Alliance for Aviation Across America, Consumer Action, and FlyersRights.Org to release a fact sheet summarizing issues with privatized air traffic [...]

Homelessness is skyrocketing in Denver due to rising housing prices and rents, and the police are cracking down. But the public library is taking a different approach.

The USPS nurtures marginalized communities by providing access to good jobs and career advancement.

The Supreme Court's decision in Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association could threaten the economy and American democracy.

It’s become painfully clear that governments can no longer afford to simply buy the claims of corporations seeking a multi-million dollar contract. Claims of “cost-savings” and “efficiencies” must be properly [...]

When it comes to public services, it’s hard to think of anything more democratic than the post office. Enshrined in Article 1 of the Constitution and operating for 240 years, the public postal service guarantees universal [...]

Irresponsible contracting is just one of the many causes of the widening wealth gap in California and other modern economies. Capital and Main’s series will help ensure that California is a leader in creating an economy [...]

Texas has a reputation as a “business-friendly” state, but when it comes to contracting, is the Lone Star State too friendly with its private-sector vendors? That’s the question now before the state legislators in [...]