Eric Levitz is a Senior Correspondent at Vox. His work primarily focuses on government and politics, exploring themes such as the diploma divide in Western politics, ideological divisions within major parties, and shifts in mainstream economic thinking. He has been featured in notable publications including New York Magazine, and his insights have appeared on platforms like CNN and MSNBC.
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The left’s new vision is running into an old problem.
There’s one big reason socialist voters may not get what they want The left’s new vision is running into an old problem. The left is painting Blue America rose. In just the past two weeks, four insurgent left-wing candidates — including three...
Does rent control really backfire?
As America's housing crisis deepens, policymakers are increasingly turning to an old idea for improving affordability: making large rent increases illegal.
There is one way that immigration hurts American workers. But closing our borders isn’t the answer.
President Donald Trump blames immigrants for virtually every problem in American economic life. In the president’s telling, the undocumented have been taking American-born citizens’ jobs, lowering their wages, driving up
The left's answer is badly out of date. The Democratic Socialists of America say they are fighting for “a government by, for, and of the working class.”
The real lesson of Abdul El-Sayed's latest pseudo-scandal. Abdul El-Sayed is among America's most prominent proponents of Medicare-for-all.
Think anarchy, not oligarchy. The AI industry's investors and critics don't agree on much. But many in each camp share at least one basic conviction: America's top labs are about to make a killing.
New York City probably can't deliver “Costco For All.” New Yorkers will soon enjoy a 30 percent discount on their meat, seafood, milk, and bread — so long as they shop at a city-owned store.
