On March 1, the EU implemented a right to repair for some consumer electrical goods; which U.S. state will wake up and do the same?
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Read more...The $1.9 trillion fiscal stimulus should be large because the need is large.
Read more...The Republican Party is already repositioning itself.
Read more...The Biden Administration proves it cares only about the donor classes by standing pat as its own $15 minimum wage proposal founders.
Read more...Another setback for minority communities: their business owners have taken disproportionate hits in the pandemic.
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Read more...Single-family home-ownership—elusive for many today—is an aspiration we ought to abandon.
Read more...With the reported support of Biden, will Congress ban mandatory arbitration clauses in common consumer and employment contracts?
Read more...“Raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour is not incidental to the federal budget and is permissible under the rules,” Senator Bernie Sanders says.
Read more...Labor-saving advances in artificial intelligence may undo the gains from globalization and pose new challenges for economic development
Read more...Thomas Frank and Paul Jay discuss censorship by tech monopolies and changes in the political landscape of Kansas.
Read more...The usual suspects, like Kathryn Wylde, try to defend why the top wealthy, who’ve made out like bandits under Covid, should not be made to share.
Read more...James Galbraith slams an “unreliable” CBO report claiming that raising the minimum wage would reduce jobs.
Read more...Why you should be very, very worried when our supposed betters start talking up the newest neoliberal Trojan horse, global governance.
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