Quelle surprise! Some Democratic party leaders double down, denying Sanders was right and kicking workers and the poors is not a good strategy
Read more...Grassroots organizations are helping rebuild North Carolina communities after Hurricane Helene. And how about FEMA?
Read more...KLG reflects on how Marx’s Capital was an important primer for him in understanding capitalism, and why it remains a seminal guide.
Read more...Some crystal-ball gazing into what four year of Trump or Harris would portend.
Read more...A big source of election anxiety and conflict is that both parties give only lip service to rising inequality and fraying social safety nets.
Read more...In his new book, Mindless, historian Robert Skidelsky urges readers to reflect on the delicate balance between AI and our human essence.
Read more...Sullivan went from a professed focus on the middle class to overseeing a system of mass slaughter and tried to wed the two.
Read more...Bloc elite aim to double down on anti-labor, pro-market policies under the guise of competitiveness and productivity in order to compete with China.
Read more...Some practical ideas for how to combat climate change at the local level
Read more...An important yet oft-ignored point: big and small businesses are wildly different, and that matters from a policy perspective.
Read more...Satyajit Das discusses three new books on Russian history that profess to offer new insights, with predictably mixed results.
Read more...Our tiny singing dinosaur friends, and the assets they create….
Read more...A worker-owned collective helps Chicagoans find mutual aid-based organizations, in the face of a weakening economy and social safety nets.
Read more...An academic contends that protest and third party votes are counterproductive.
Read more...US presidential candidates promise policy choices but have little room to manoeuvre. Ergo, politics turns into a contest like American Idol
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