Biden’s Industry-Friendly Covid Test Reimbursements December 6, 2021 The plan puts the U.S. far behind other wealthy countries, several of which have for months offered free, rapid, home Covid-19 tests to residents. Read more →
Why Europeans Live Longer Than Americans September 21, 2021 Greater equality may well be the best medicine any doctor can ever prescribe, writes Sam Pizzigati. Read more →
Chris Hedges: Bandaging the Corpse March 12, 2021 Biden’s bailout will not alter the structural inequities and other fundamental underpinnings of America’s death spiral. Read more →
Millionaires Have Already Stopped Paying 2021 Social Security February 24, 2021 This is the month, each year, when millionaires stop paying into the system. Read more →
LEE CAMP: The Pandemic Dirty Dozen December 11, 2020 These 12 people get rich while doing the most harm. Read more →
San Franciscans Vote Overwhelmingly to Rein in Overpaid CEOs November 9, 2020 To not only survive the pandemic but emerge as a nation that is more resilient, we need to reverse obscenely unfair pay practices, writes Sarah Anderson. Read more →
ELECTION 2020: US Suburbs & Politics Have Radically Changed November 2, 2020 These days they vary a great deal by well-being, race and ethnicity and that makes them politically dynamic, says Jan Nijman. Read more →
The Argument for a Maximum Wage October 27, 2020 Could British levels of support for an income cap ever take root in the U.S.? Sam Pizzigati says the idea isn’t as un-American as it may seem. Read more →
Trump’s Decade-Old Audit Illustrates Why IRS Targets Working Poor as Much as the Rich October 14, 2020 Hayes Holderness says the fact that Trump’s taxes have been under audit since 2011 overshadows all other discoveries. Read more →
Community Land Trusts Could Help Heal Segregated Cities September 26, 2020 The authors say could any process of municipal restoration, boosting mobility and redressing inequity could take a page from history. Read more →