George Zornick
Washington Editor
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Guns and Gun Control April 3, 2018
How the #NeverAgain Movement Is Disrupting Gun Politics
The gun-control movement has never been able to talk about race—until now.
George Zornick
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Guns and Gun Control March 24, 2018
The Adults Have Failed, So Students Are Leading the Way
It was young people who made possible the largest gun-control rally in a generation.
George Zornick
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Economy March 1, 2018
Why Today Is a Sad Milestone for Minimum-Wage Workers
It took 41 days for federal minimum-wage workers to catch up to what they made in 2009.
George Zornick
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Guns and Gun Control February 21, 2018
The Gun Industry Is Weaker Than It Looks
It’s vulnerable when it comes to the one thing it cares about most—money.
George Zornick
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Guns and Gun Control February 20, 2018
Trump’s Go-Nowhere Memo on Banning Bump Stocks
A symbolic move, but one that won’t change any gun laws.
George Zornick
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Cities February 16, 2018
How Trump Plans to Evict Poor Families From Public Housing
The president’s budget proposal is a shocking assault on millions of people who rely on rental assistance.
George Zornick
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Guns and Gun Control February 15, 2018
How Trump Is Undermining the Fight Against Mass Shootings
Look at the budget numbers, not the press-conference rhetoric.
George Zornick
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February 15, 2018
Elizabeth Warren’s ‘Big Fight’ Against Monopolies
Warren speaks to The Nation about power, markets, and breaking up corporate giants.
George Zornick
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January 11, 2018
Carmen Yulín Cruz Is a Politician on the Rise
The Puerto Rican politician has emerged as one of Trump’s most effective foes.
George Zornick
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Politics November 28, 2017
The CFPB Case Is a First Look at Trump’s Legal System
A Trump-appointed judge will hear a challenge to Trump’s legally dubious move.
George Zornick