Politics

The thousands of Michigan children who were knowingly poisoned were victims of an American moral malaise: Our nation has bred generations of bureaucrats who are blind to values other than self-advancement and profit.

We are in the midst of an existential political crisis, one that too many Americans blithely shrug off because they do not—or cannot—believe the kind of power seizures, purges, and police-state repression that has happened in many other countries can ever happen here.

Stuntery, like putz-ery, is readily undone and when it flops, it turns against itself.

"The only way to begin to defend the post office is to fire DeJoy."

Trump just donated his pay to the Park Service, which would be great if his budget didn't starve the rest of the government.

This article is adapted from the new edition of Norman Solomon’s book “Made Love, Got War,” just published as a free e-book.

“It’s all about building power. That has to be our goal: to build power, to take office, and to create a movement that can’t be ignored.”

What the nation witnessed on December 10, 2021, was a mere prelude to the corporate abuse SCOTUS conservatives would unleash on the average American.

Regulation is not the enemy of incentive, invention, or innovation. Nor is it incompatible with progress, profits, or personal gain.

The fight happening now for the Democratic presidential nomination largely amounts to class warfare.