Despite the Fed depicting its current rate policy as restrictive, manic pricing in many financial markets says otherwise.
Read more...Despite Trump’s economic claims, with rising tariffs, just 30% of Americans say they can meet their costs per a poll from Data for Progress.
Read more...Michael Hudson extends his historical review from debt in antiquity the role of the Catholic Church in the rise of banking and war finance.
Read more...A discussion of whether voters would back Corbyn-style socialism, particularly given Starmer’s ever-rightwards shift.
Read more...Netanyahu’s survival strategy, which now includes starving children, is putting Israel at risk in a big way.
Read more...Why I have had it with optimism.
Read more...Your humble blogger has difficulty with the thesis of this post: “What if collapse is the road to more humane life?”
Read more...More on how private equity investors like CalPERS willingly go along with their victimization.
Read more...Divining the decision rules that guide Trump’s actions.
Read more...ICE lawbreaking continues yet pressure on NYC Mayor Adams so far has elicited only a wet noodle lashing.
Read more...We depart from our usual programming to commemorate the death of Ozzy Osbourne.
Read more...A new report finds that championing progressive economic policies can reverse the exodus of working class voters from the Democratic party.
Read more...Trump budget whackage will further degrade the quality of official statistics. And that really does matter.
Read more...Cooperative housing has been a big success in building affordable housing in Uruguray. But can this model be exported to the US?
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