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Radical economist Costas Lapavitsas discusses the crumbling of the dollar-backed world system and what could be next.
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The military-industrial complex rakes in profits as the rest of the world suffers, economist C. P. Chandrasekhar argues.
Trump boasts of a booming economy. He’s dead wrong. A year into Trump 2.0, the affordability crisis is worse than ever.
The people of Greenland have stated: “We don’t want to be American, we don’t want to be Danish, we are Greenlandic.”
Trump’s cruel and immoral anti-immigrant frenzy rests on false economic claims.
Trumpism has been aided by divestment that hollowed higher ed out from the core, AAUP President Todd Wolfson says.
“The problems don’t go away when the reporting goes away,” says the Corporate Toxics Information Project’s co-director.
Some AI companies are using techniques and financial products seen in the run-up to the great financial crisis of 2008.
“The stunning section devoted to Europe reads like a far-right pamphlet,” said a former French ambassador to the US.
Trump has taken a wrecking ball to environmental regulation. Who benefits?
Service work now dominates the economy. That changes how we build worker power, scholar Annie McClanahan says.
A 2 percent wealth tax is like shaving off a fraction of a spire from a large cathedral, says economist Nancy Folbre.
A historian discusses past anti-fascist organizations and practices in light of Trump’s effort to criminalize “antifa.”
More workers may lose their hard-won retirement savings now that Trump has pushed them toward crypto and private equity.
Trump’s policies cater to the 1 percent, but they don’t neatly align with capitalist interests in the traditional sense.
Both the left and the far right in France see the government budget plan as something of a class war budget.
Factoring in tariffs, the lowest 20 percent of income earners may lose $300; the top 1 percent will be $58,000 richer.
Economist Michael Ash shares new data on racial disparities in the industry — a major purveyor of environmental racism.
Trump and tech capitalists like Elon Musk are trying to become kingpins of a largely unregulated financial system.
Phasing out fossil fuel subsidies must be tied to new subsidies that raise living standards for working and poor people.
The Trump administration’s alliance with the racist political party signals the rise of a far right international.
Progressive economist Gerald Epstein says global capitalists may no longer see the US as a “safe haven” under Trump.
Trump’s tariffs threaten to widen inequality in the US, making the rich richer and impoverishing the working class.
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