What happens economically when wealth tilts to the top?
Trickle-down is trickling away.
Miami cop found not guilty for negligence after shooting unarmed man
“The difficulties posed by this case are clearly represented by the jury’s inability to come to a verdict on three of the four charged offenses.”
Senators vote to table Sanders’ resolution on Israel and Gaza
While the issue continues to split Democrats, almost all Republicans voted against it and 17 senators missed the vote.
All 3 men receive life sentences for murdering Ahmaud Arbery
Next month, all three men face a second trial on federal hate crime charges.
The resistance to health care repeal rolls on
The effort to kill Obamacare is not complete. Expect vigorous protests throughout August.
This July 4th, Trump will take $2.5 million from national park funds
In order to fund Trump’s Fourth of July extravaganza (he is calling “Salute to America”) on the National Mall, he has taken...
The view from Beijing: Understanding China’s position on North Korea
It remains to be seen whether China and its allies have the diplomatic power to compel the parties, including the United States, to the negotiating table.
Is Deepwater Wind Creating a New Energy Revolution?
For a cost the same or less as building conventional power plants, Deepwater Wind could build offshore wind farms.
Fight the Establishment
See presidential elections as mostly a distraction, keeping most Americans from understanding that they live in a money-controlled delusional democracy.
$1,896,944,109,232: Time to hit reset on student debt. All of it.
In the richest country in the history of the world, it is absurd, to say the least, that we have sentenced an entire generation to a lifetime of debt simply for doing what was expected of them — getting a college education.