Trump’s bulldozing rampage isn’t what Abundance liberals had in mind, but they should have seen it coming.

Opponents of new housing are well known for weaponizing procedure to thwart development. But when the democratic system doesn’t benefit them, the knives come out.

The latest divide among the liberals bucking to define the party’s next big campaign: Should they take on the oligarchs, or take their money?

And the Trump administration, which has been on a spree killing off vital transportation projects, doesn’t care.

In 1935, The New Republic chronicled the first big “abundance” movement—and mapped the fault lines of what could be the next big debate on the left.

While Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s book steered clear of the labor movement, centrist journalist Josh Barro has ignited a debate about whether unions stand in the way of abundance.