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Haley Sweetland Edwards

Editor and writer at The Washington Monthly

Haley Sweetland Edwards appears in the following:

73-year-old Mitzi Takehara looks toward her notes as she works on her laptop computer during an 'Introduction to Microsoft Word' computer class at the State of Illinois building

Why Women Are Losing Big at Retirement

Friday, August 07, 2015

TIME magazine correspondent Haley Sweetland Edwards explains why American women are bearing the brunt of the retirement crunch.

The Shadowy, Byzantine Process of Political Rule-Making

Friday, March 29, 2013

Getting a bill signed into law seems like quite a victory, but for major legislation, getting the president's signature doesn't automatically set the entire law in motion. The process is actually much more complicated.