Americans are heading into the 2022 election season with record-setting doubts about the federal government’s faithful execution of the laws. Paul Light discusses how the U.S. public feels about government reform, the federal bureaucracy as it is currently run, and careers in the federal government.
“A nation that aims to protect the life of its young should undoubtedly also care about protecting the influx of babies as they develop into toddlerhood, preschool, school-age, and beyond. Yet, few in the nation are taking the long-range view of a post-Roe world. This must become a national priority,” argue Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Margaret Burchinal, and Roberta Michnick Golinkoff.
America is experiencing a housing crisis of epic proportions. Jenny Schuetz joins the Ezra Klein Show to explain why the states with the highest homelessness rates are all governed by Democrats, the roots of America’s homelessness problem, why it’s so hard to build housing where it’s needed most, and more.
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