For the last three years, we’ve been in the midst of a transatlantic debate about post-economic crisis fiscal policy — broadly speaking it’s been between Keynesianism and austerity, with the US starting with the first and more recently edging toward the second.
Throughout, the UK has been the leading advocate of growth through austerity. And now we have the verdict: the UK economy has officially slid back into recession.
I hope you get a chance to read Josh Kovensky’s trial report from yesterday. He gets at a really good…
I’ve been having an ongoing exchange with a TPM Reader and friend about the simple question: Why is Mike Johnson…
Today’s Morning Memo prompted some reader reflections:
12:57 a.m.: It’s hard to know the precise significance of Israel’s retaliatory strike or how Iran might respond. So far…
