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Death toll rises to 71, more than 1,000 missing from devastating...
By Evan Blake
17 November 2018
The ongoing wildfires in California, including the most deadly and destructive in the state’s history, are a horrific exposure...
Why China Is Running Circles Around America
By Ellen Brown
Feb 26, 2018
“One Belt, One Road,” China’s $1 trillion infrastructure initiative, is a massive undertaking involving highways, pipelines, transmission lines, ports, power...
Moody’s to Ford: We are the bosses
Moody’s downgrades Ford’s credit forecast as investors demand deep cuts
By Tom Hall
10 February 2018
The credit rating agency Moody’s downgraded Ford’s rating forecast...
Stiglitz: A cultural Genocide in Greece
Joseph Stiglitz discusses ‘value crisis’ at Davos, Greek crisis
By NIKO EFSTATHIOU
05.02.2018
Joseph Stiglitz is a Davos veteran. The renowned economist and winner of the...
The Tax Bill Just Opened a New Front in the Class...
Republicans just sold out the poor and middle class to enrich the wealthy elite. Next year is an opportunity to take back what’s rightfully...
Genocide by Prescription: The ‘Natural History’ of the Declining White Working...
By James Petras and Robin Eastman-Abaya, MD
Introduction: The white working class in the US has been decimated through an epidemic of ‘premature deaths’ -...
The GOP Tax Bill and the Crisis of American Democracy
The country is ruled by oligarchs and their enablers.
By Richard KimTwitter
It just so happened that during the week that Republicans rammed a $1.5 trillion...
Trump as a reflection of contradictions of capitalism
By Boris Kagarlitsky
The first weeks of Trump’s presidency did not resemble honeymoon normally enjoyed by newly elected leaders of the United States. The severity...
Trump’s Economic Plan: This Isn’t Going to Work
In other words, the election was a referendum on Obama’s handling of the economy, in which 60 percent of those surveyed, think was a failure. These results also suggest that, had Obama made any attempt to address wage stagnation, shrinking incomes, student debt, or widespread economic insecurity, Hillary Clinton would probably be president today. As it happens, the victory went to the anti-establishment outsider who promised a fundamental change in direction, Donald Trump.