At a rally on June 14, New York City socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani echoed political inspiration and recent ...

Democratic leaders can’t just blame their voters for this decline. They must take some responsibility. If they care for their country, they must recognize that a party that sees its patriotism eroding ...

Efficiency standards can still help consumers. For most of the past half century, the arc of energy efficiency bent toward ...

Democrats are debating whether voters want the party to become more “populist,” or to embrace the policy agenda laid out in the book Abundance. But this is a false choice.

Fueling The Conversation, Week of June 30th, 2025 As Congress works through the One Big Beautiful Bill this week, ...

Florida’s population grew by 1.9 percent in 2023, six times the national average, because DeSantis created conditions where people can actually build things instead of navigating bureaucratic mazes.

Proportional representation would provide stronger incentives to pursue the ambitious projects that the abundance agenda envisions.

Big-money donors are using the “abundance agenda” to create a permission structure for Democratic elites to dismiss the populist revival the party so desperately needs.

Heeding the “abundance” message of “build more, faster” that many Democrats are embracing as their way back to power, moderate Central Valley Rep. Josh Harder, D-Stockton, assembled a new ...

The new book making waves on the Left, Abundance, by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson, is simply a utopian tech dream that is unattainable.

The Abundance Agenda raises some very old intra-Democratic arguments about success versus solidarity. Helping the public sector get tangible things done may be the only way to protect progressive ...

Some Democrats have finally found “abundance,” but as Andy Kessler notes in “Can the Left Do ‘Abundance’?” (Inside View, March 31), many of them are unwilling to grapple with what the ...