Young Voters, Victims of Neoliberalism, Pessimistic About the Future, Sour on Politics…As Officials Tell Them to Eat Statistics
A Wall Street Journal article about dispirited young voters reveals more than it intended to.
Read more...A Wall Street Journal article about dispirited young voters reveals more than it intended to.
Read more...Michael Hudson in a bracing talk, including history of crises, the role of debt, and how ancient Greek and Roman law promoted inequality
Read more...An interview with renowned archaeologist Gary M. Feinman on the emergence of a global data set from our past that humanity can use to prosper—and avoid the biggest mistakes.
Read more...A sadly necessary update on the state of Israel’s ethnic cleansing project in the West Bank.
Read more...Israel is being tested on many fronts and the fissures are showing.
Read more...Some new wrinkles on who wins and loses in James Galbraith’s Predator State.
Read more...The Silicon Valley citadel of capitalism is built on eugenics, bombs, and hatred of the working class, and it’s destroying the world.
Read more...Human rights group Liberty lodges a legal challenge to the Tories’ efforts to clamp down on protests.
Read more...Connecticut is the first state to enact and fund a baby bonds program. Can it make a difference?
Read more...UK and US policy are mean to the poor, even though that stinginess costs all of us.
Read more...Largely a tribute to Barbara Ehrenreich’s work over time on the Professional Managerial Class.
Read more...The US continues to embrace rolling back progress as Florida greenlights measles by letting infected kids go to school.
Read more...Opioid abuse marches on relentlessly, with little attention to the broader social stresses that make the US such an outlier on this front.
Read more...Europe’s fatigue with hosting refugees coincides with Kiev’s desperation for soldiers.
Read more...The library serves us all without fail.
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