Who pays what, why the code is structured the way it is, and what evidence-based reform would look like — explained without the spin from either party.
The U.S. tax code treats investment income differently than work income.
For decades, lawmakers on both sides have promised to close it.
From 91% to 37%: a data-driven history of American tax policy and the political forces that shaped it.
Who it actually affects, how it's changed, and what economists say about taxing inherited assets.