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One city moves to forgive overdue rent — economist sees “a system falling apart”
Matthew Rozsa
Ithaca, N.Y., may be first city to cancel rent. Economist Richard Wolff says the issue is much larger than that
Coming banking collapse will make financial misery caused by coronavirus even worse
Alex Henderson
UC Berkeley law professor Frank Partnoy warns that another banking crisis is a strong possibility.
Can COVID-19 lessen inequality? Workers say it’s time for the CEO to start making sacrifices, too
Jeff Schuhrke
Backed by DSA and UE, Chicago's Field Museum workers are demanding justice amid COVID-19 cuts
New study shows millions at high risk of COVID-19 in U.S. lack adequate health insurance
Jake Johnson
"It's not just Covid care that's unaffordable. Medicare for All is the long-term answer"
Florida’s broken unemployment system could cost Trump the election: report
Sky Palma
Republicans worry that thousands of unemployed people "will bring their frustration to the voting booth."
New coronavirus hot spots emerge across South and in California, as Northeast slows
Martha Bebinger, Blake Farmer, Jackie Fortiér
"Specific areas in the Golden State have become hot spots, along with certain counties in every Southern state."
“Law and order”: A debased concept used to cover up right-wing crime and depravity
David Masciotra
Donald Trump and his followers want "order," but they have zero respect for the law. Maybe America sees that now
States that expanded mail voting already seeing turnout spike in primary elections
Igor Derysh
States that sent absentee ballot applications to all voters saw turnout increase in last week's primaries
Trump makes campaign rally attendees promise not to sue him if they contract the coronavirus
Roger Sollenberger
The event website for Trump's next rally carries a waiver acknowledging “an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19"
Fauci distances himself from Trump over the World Health Organization
Matthew Rozsa
Anthony Fauci's disagreement with the president over the WHO is likely to irk the infamously thin-skinned president
Exclusive: Private jet firms get $300 million bailout while Trump fights to block unemployment aid
Igor Derysh
Companies tied to Trump donors and firms which provided controversial flights to ex-Cabinet members score millions
Trump to accept GOP nomination in Jacksonville on anniversary of KKK’s “Ax Handle Saturday” attack
Roger Sollenberger
“We look forward to bringing this great celebration and economic boon to the Sunshine State," the RNC chair says
Yes, the racism is real: Trump thinks white-supremacist trolling is his path to re-election
Amanda Marcotte
It's more than a string of dumbass coincidences: Trump's campaign is a nonstop celebration of white supremacy
“Jaw-dropping corruption”: Mnuchin refuses to disclose which businesses got taxpayer-backed bailouts
Igor Derysh
Trump administration says it won’t ever reveal the firms after public companies raided small business relief funds
Coronavirus stimulus funds are being mistakenly tossed as junk mail
Amy Martyn
Million of Americans are receiving their stimulus payments on prepaid cards
Masha Gessen on Trump, Putin and the attack on reality, meaning and democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
Author of the new "Surviving Autocracy" on Trump, America's historical blindness and the desperate need for hope
After months of confusion, DeVos officially blocks undocumented students from pandemic relief funds
Roger Sollenberger
How two lawsuits currently being weighed in federal court could torpedo the new rule
The deadly Fox News-Trump syndicate
Robert Reich
It's easy to feel outraged by Fox News, but it's important to understand its formula for misleading Americans
Stacey Abrams returns to “The View” to school Meghan McCain once again
Sarah K. Burris
This time Abrams schooled McCain on Georgia’s election problems
In defense of the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone: The noble history of a utopian idea
Matthew Rozsa
History is rife with utopian projects similar to the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, which Trump threatened today
My fellow Asian Americans, we must address the anti-Blackness rampant in our community
Hanh Nguyen
Here are tools to understand the "model minority myth" and why we should reject the harm it does to both groups
Iowa Republicans move to curb mail-in voting this fall: “This is how scared they are of democracy”
Jake Johnson
"If the only way we can win an election is by rigging it, then God help us"
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