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Washingtonian
  • Has the New America Foundation Lost Its Way? (July 2018 magazine)
  • 18 Federal Workers On What It's Really Like to Work For the Trump Administration (April 2019 magazine)

Bloomberg Businessweek
  • National Service Has Rare Bipartisan Support But An Uncertain Future
  • Stuck-at-Home Parents Want More Support For Homeschooling (July 2020 magazine)

The Intercept
  • A Democratic Firm Is Shaking Up the World of Political Fundraising
  • Congress Has The Power To Override Supreme Court Rulings. Here's How.
  • Weeks After Sanctions, Russian Oligarch Received $50 Million ''Antiquities" Shipment Labeled "Farberge" At Panama Address
  • Elderly People Subject to Flawed Guardianship System Are More Vulnerable Amid Pandemic 
  • "It Was All True":  Minnesota Attorney General's Former Deputy Speaks Out About Participation In Political Work

The American Prospect
  • Rethinking School Discipline (Fall magazine, 2016)​
  • As Consumer Protections Dwindle, Schools Push Financial Literacy (Summer magazine 2019)
  • Blind to the Future (Cover story, Winter magazine 2015)
  • Grace Under Fire (Cover story, Winter magazine 2016)
  • Desegregated Differently (Fall magazine, 2017)
  • The Hour of the Attorneys General (Spring magazine 2017)
  • When Charters Go Union (Summer magazine, 2015)
  • Recalled But Not Repaired (Fall magazine, 2014)

The Appeal
  • How The Largest Known Homeless Encampment in Minneapolis History Came To Be
  • Washington Governor Vetoes Bill That Would Have Automatically Cleared Criminal Records
  • St. Louis Prosecutor Faces Voters, After Years of Sustained Fire From Police Union
  • Cincinnati Is An Epicenter For The Death Penalty. Its Prosecutor Race Could End That In November.

The Atlantic
  • The Teachers' Movement Goes Virtual
  • A Family Dispute: Who Counts As Homeless?​
  • Education Isn't The Key To A Good Income
  • The Hopes and Fears Surrounding Ben Carson's Favorite Public Housing Program

Washington City Paper
  • The Turnaround Runaround  (Cover story, May 2018)
  • K12 Street: How Charter Schools Won D.C. Politics (Cover story, September 2019)
  • Taking Stock: Will Anyone Be Able to Afford To Live in DC In 20 Years? (Cover story, November 2019)
  • Data Mining (Cover story, July 2018)
  • Schoolhouse Block (Cover story, Oct. 2018)
  • Where D.C. Has Failed on Adult Education Charter Schools Have Filled the Void (Cover story, July 2017)
  • Spotlight on Sexual Misconduct Reopens Old Wounds at Marijuana Policy Project

The New Republic
  • This Is the Wrong Way to Fight Inequality (Book review)
  • The Desperate Last Days of Local News
  • The Fight For the Suburbs (January/February 2018 magazine)
  • The Changing Politics of The Retirement Crisis (April 2019 magazine)

The Washington Monthly
  • Light Touch (March/April 2014 magazine)
  • The Libertarian Who Accidentally Helped Make The Case for Regulation (April/May/June 2018 magazine)
  • How Trump Could Dismantle Workers' Rights With Another Four Years (April/May/June 2020 magazine)

In These Times
  • On BlueGreen Alliance's Solidarity For Climate Action
  • Why "Pay for Success" Financing Could Cost Taxpayers More Than They Bargained For

Slate
  • Under Armour's Slam-Dunk Deal
  • Discrimination Is Not De Facto (Book review)

The Washington Post
  • Public School Buildings Are Falling Apart, And Students are Suffering For It
  • The Maryland Green Party Wants to Win. So It Has 24 Candidates On the Ballot.

The Nation
  • Letting Non-citizens Vote In The Trump Era
  • But Where Can We Shelter? (Book review)​
  • A Lawsuit Threatens a Groundbreaking School-Desegregation Case
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Democracy Journal
  • The Untold History of Charter Schools
  • School Insecurity (Winter 2020 magazine)
  • Is School A Waste of Time? (Book review)​

Baltimore City Paper
  • A New Course: On Maryland's Charter School Future (Cover story, August 2015)
  • United Workers Organize for Fair Development in Baltimore​
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