Greg Kaufmann

Greg Kaufmann is a journalist-in-residence at the Roosevelt Institute and a contributing writer for The Nation. Previously, he was a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and the founder and editor of TalkPoverty.org. He has appeared on numerous national and local programs on networks including PBS, MSNBC, and NPR, and his work has been featured on CBS News, The Washington Post, and Business Insider, among others.

EconomyOctober 21, 2009

More OutrAIGe

Nightmare on Wall Street continues--come March 2010, AIG plans on upping the bonuses for its Financial Products division to nearly $200 million, bringing the total to $426 million since December 2008.

Greg Kaufmann
Regions and CountriesOctober 9, 2009

Al Qaeda in Afghanistan

At a recent Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, former CIA officers offered clear alternatives to escalation in Afghanistan.

Greg Kaufmann
EconomyOctober 2, 2009

Do They Take Us for Shmucks?

The best arguments for the creation of a Consumer Financial Protection Agency come from the politicians and lobbyists who oppose it.

Greg Kaufmann
EconomySeptember 25, 2009

The Silent Depression

Among racial and ethnic minorities, a disproportionately high foreclosure rate is spreading to homeowners with prime loans.

Greg Kaufmann
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PoliticsSeptember 15, 2009

Legislation Watch: Fighting Hunger in Schools

As the economy continues to hemorrhage jobs, Congressman Keith Ellison of Minnesota is introducing legislation to increase eligibility for free school lunches.

Greg Kaufmann
Health CareJuly 10, 2009

Max Baucus’s Party?

The Republicans may now be "the party of no," but it remains to be seen who exactly the Democrats are.

Greg Kaufmann
Campaigns and ElectionsMarch 10, 2009

DC Voting Rights Debacle

The Democrats fail to stop a draconian gun amendment from being attached to an otherwise worthwhile bill backing representation for DC citizens.

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Greg Kaufmann

EconomyOctober 21, 2009

Nightmare on Wall Street continues--come March 2010, AIG plans on upping the bonuses for its Financial Products division to nearly $200 million, bringing the total to $426 million since December 2008.

Regions and CountriesOctober 9, 2009

At a recent Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, former CIA officers offered clear alternatives to escalation in Afghanistan.

EconomyOctober 2, 2009

The best arguments for the creation of a Consumer Financial Protection Agency come from the politicians and lobbyists who oppose it.

EconomySeptember 25, 2009

Among racial and ethnic minorities, a disproportionately high foreclosure rate is spreading to homeowners with prime loans.

The stakes are higher now than ever. Get The Nation in your inbox.

PoliticsSeptember 15, 2009

As the economy continues to hemorrhage jobs, Congressman Keith Ellison of Minnesota is introducing legislation to increase eligibility for free school lunches.

Health CareJuly 10, 2009

The Republicans may now be "the party of no," but it remains to be seen who exactly the Democrats are.

Campaigns and ElectionsMarch 10, 2009

The Democrats fail to stop a draconian gun amendment from being attached to an otherwise worthwhile bill backing representation for DC citizens.