Emily Douglas
Senior Editor
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Health CareMarch 6, 2012
Tammy Baldwin: Healthcare Reform’s Tangible Results
Why Americans need to be patient with healthcare reform.
Francis Reynolds and Emily Douglas
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Campaigns and ElectionsMarch 1, 2012
‘I’m Not Running Away From My Record, I’m Running on It’: A Q&A With Tammy Baldwin
The congresswoman and Senate candidate talks to The Nation about fair trade, Citizens United and what healthcare reform really means for Wisconsin.
Emily Douglas and Richard Kim
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ActivismFebruary 23, 2012
John Nichols: From Wisconsin to Zuccotti Park
What made the Wisconsin protests revolutionary?
Francis Reynolds and Emily Douglas
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ActivismFebruary 16, 2012
John Nichols: Wisconsin’s Uprising
Early 2011 was a dark time for the American left, until the Wisconsin protests began.
Francis Reynolds and Emily Douglas
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Reproductive RightsFebruary 10, 2012
Pro-Choice and Catholic Groups Praise Compromise on Contraceptive Access
Does the US Conference of Catholic Bishops care more about playing politics than serving Catholics?
Emily Douglas
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PoliticsDecember 8, 2011
‘As a Father of Two Daughters,’ Obama Embraces Politics Over Science on Emergency Contraception
The FDA made the right decision on EC—and Obama rejected it.
Emily Douglas
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EconomyDecember 5, 2011
Bob Herbert: Austerity’s Victims
Contrary to the dogmatic fiscal platforms proposed by conservatives, the American government needs to be investing money, not taking it out of circulation.
Francis Reynolds and Emily Douglas
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EconomicsNovember 30, 2011
Bob Herbert: Rebuilding America’s Economy
The development of a fair and sustainable economy, Bob Herbert argues, will require a national conversation—not to mention a considerable amount of government involvement.
Francis Reynolds and Emily Douglas
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ActivismNovember 29, 2011
Bob Herbert: Occupy Wall Street’s Cry of the Heart
Despite all the dismissive criticism, Occupy Wall Street has spread like a wild fire globally since its inception three month ago. How could a leaderless and seemingly amorphous movement achieve such global success?
Francis Reynolds and Emily Douglas
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November 29, 2011
Bob Herbert: Occupy Wall Street’s Cry of the Heart
Despite all the dismissive criticism, Occupy Wall Street has spread like a wild fire globally since its inception three month ago. How could a leaderless and seemingly amorphous movement achieve such global success?
Francis Reynolds and Emily Douglas