Are Charter Schools the New Subprime Mortgages?
How fraud and mistreatment of students are embedded in the charter school system.
Read more...How fraud and mistreatment of students are embedded in the charter school system.
Read more...How stealthy groups with ties to Big Pharma are lobbying to stymie proposals to stop the overprescription of opoids.
Read more...PG&E, America’s biggest utility, is a case study in the power of monopoly and regulatory capture.
Read more...Why are so many people in the soi-disant left who are not career progressives, meaning not part of the Vichy Left, so cautious about calling out Obama’s failures?
Read more...What Putin’s annual dinner says about his “almost family”.
Read more...It’s not hard to see that the effort to loot, um, privatize education has an attack on teachers as a big part of its strategy…which undermines support for education.
Read more...Deflation will become an even more powerful and destructive force in 2016.
Read more...In 2007, the Financial Times’ Martin Wolf Wolf concluded that America needed some form of a welfare state. His argument is as valid now as then. Yet it is hard to imagine that anyone would make it now, particularly in light of the effort of soi-disant liberals to pretend that Obamacare insurance policies bear any resemblance to “universal health care”.
Read more...More discussion of the problems with the “debt-free money” construct, to the extent that it can even be called a construct.
Read more...How citizens must fight plutocrats if they are to have any hope of preserving rule by the people.
Read more...Capitalism’s “recovery” now proceeds like another speeding train headed toward contradiction and catastrophe.
Read more...Why a proposal to lower the tax rate on corporate funds that are “offshore” only from a tax perspective is just another corporate gimmie.
Read more...Quelle surprise! The US fell all over itself to give Japan breaks on agricultural trade to cinch a TPP deal. But developing countries? Fuggedaboudit.
Read more...Exposing the serious numerical and conceptual flaws of yet another study that uses the trumped-up claim that the Postal Service is trouble to justify dismembering it.
Read more...Economists, for the most part, resist the idea that economics can never be a scientific enterprise. Sadly, that posture has proven profitable for them.
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