Eric Levitz is a Senior Correspondent at New York Magazine's Intelligencer. His reporting spans a wide range of topics, with a particular focus on the ideological divisions within politics and policy issues that create rifts among coalitions on the left and right, as well as shifts in mainstream economic thinking. Levitz's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including The New York Times, Salon, and MSNBC.
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When animal cruelty trumps capitalism.
Do voters want Democrats to fight “corporate power” or red tape? Bad question.
Your brain isn’t what it used to be.
The very bad reason why the president has escalated his crackdown on the undocumented.
Democrats can no longer paper over their party's core contradiction. Four years ago, America was on the cusp of the largest expansion of its welfare state since the 1960s.
The conflict could take a toll in both blood and money.
Four takeaways from the socialist's shocking defeat of Andrew Cuomo. This theory could very well be wrong.
The president's “big, beautiful bill” just got worse. The Republican Party's saving grace is supposed to be its commitment to economic growth and consumer abundance.
California Democrats finally stopped outsourcing their policy judgment to their favorite lobbies.
Did the president just blow up Democrats' model for fighting poverty? Last week, the Senate passed the largest cut to America's welfare state in modern history.
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