Gaius Publius: Deficit Talk Is a Trap. Will Democrats Fall Into It?
The Democrats would join the Republicans in using deficits to justify cutting Medicare, Social Security, and other services. Don’t let them.
Read more...The Democrats would join the Republicans in using deficits to justify cutting Medicare, Social Security, and other services. Don’t let them.
Read more...USDA delays compliance with some school lunch rules. Other steps needed to reduce food waste and provide healthier options.
Read more...There’s ugly, and then there’s the GOP’s tax bill.
Read more...Economists discuss the Republican tax proposals and for the most part, find a lot not to like.
Read more...Uber is in serious hot water in the Waymo trial. If Uber did try pulling a fast one on the court, the blowback could extend to other cases.
Read more...How tech titans are using the WTO and trade agreements to further strengthen their dominant positions.
Read more...Trump did well in places that have borne the brunt of declines in manufacturing, mining, and related industries since the 1970s.
Read more...A fortune derived from the relentless marketing of painkillers is now being used to expand charter schools.
Read more...European leaders ponder how to defend internationalism. They realize that the response to the crisis created innocent losers. But what now?
Read more...Local activists are having some success in fighting Big Finance landlords who have become big, ruthless players in rental housing.
Read more...Some observations about the Paradise Papers and the big business of tax avoidance.
Read more...A summary of the many reasons to view Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin with contempt.
Read more...The Democrats are sticking firmly to their anti-middle class ways, as their renewed attacks on public schools show.
Read more...Democrats fiddle as lousy servicing of student loans further harm borrowers.
Read more...A bit of clarification regarding the word “neoliberalism,” now that it is finally being used in mainstream stories.
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