Tuesday, November 10, 2026

We are entering a recession—but what did we learn from the last one?

They can learn from the New Deal and bring governmental support directly to the most fragile communities and families.

What’s Bernie’s next move? A coalition with Biden?

But with the coronavirus plague sweeping the country, Biden and Bernie should take the time to negotiate a coalition platform and even write the new laws on which they can both agree.

What the coronavirus emergency has to do with Biden vs. Sanders

A pair of campaign documents released this week by each candidate convey big differences in approach to the current unprecedented crisis.

America faces two crises: The coronavirus escalation and Trump in charge of the response

Message to Trump: lead, follow, or just get the hell out of the way.

25 organizations call on Trump administration to loosen crippling sanctions regime on Iran

"With hospitals overrun and Iranian doctors struggling to procure necessary equipment, the U.S. must be part of the solution rather than part of the problem."
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What’s missing from the coronavirus bill

Corporate tax cuts won’t save us. The coronavirus doesn’t distinguish between rich and poor.

Senator dumped up to $1.7 million of stock after reassuring public about coronavirus preparedness

Intelligence Chair Richard Burr’s selloff came around the time he was receiving daily briefings on the health threat.

Does Russia have Donald Trump’s sex tape?

Trump is the only U.S. president who doesn’t see Putin as a threat to the United States.

America doesn’t have a public health system

There is no public health system in the U.S., in short, because the richest nation in the world has no capacity to protect the public as a whole, apart from national defense.

Progressive lawmakers demand nationwide moratorium on ‘cruel and dangerous’ evictions amid coronavirus pandemic

“Evicting families puts their health at risk, imposes trauma on and disrupts the education of their children, and exacerbates the risk of outbreak in their communities,” said Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and other lawmakers.