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Martin Luther King Jr. was ahead of his time in pushing for universal basic income
Tarah Williams, Andrew Bloeser
Martin Luther King Jr. became involved not just in fights over racial equality but also economic hardship
How corporate Democrats lost the working class — and fueled Trump
Norman Solomon
Bill Clinton and his party embraced the market — and a system of cruel inequality that nurtured MAGA populism
Guess what’s back? Privatizing Social Security
Heather Digby Parton
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent spills the beans: Trump was lying all along
As the “Tariff Man,” Trump is creating the Second Gilded Age
Alfred McCoy
Steep tariffs, record profits for billionaires, drastic income inequality — are we living in 1890?
The next stage of our democracy crisis: competitive authoritarianism
Chauncey DeVega
America’s democracy is rapidly collapsing. Examining its present state offers clues to prevent catastrophe
War zone innovation: For Palestinians, survival has meant creativity
Carlyn Zwarenstein
Adaptation, perseverance, "delusional" hope. Our world needs the ingenuity Gazans offer in spades
What “Universal Basic Guys” gets wrong about basic income – and why it matters
Ricardo Beaird
The animated show’s depiction of the potential in providing basic income couldn’t be further from the truth
Project 2025: A blueprint for the Christian nationalist vision for America
Liz Theoharis, Shailly Gupta Barnes
Christian Right and its wealthy patrons have their eyes set on an even more ambitious power-grab: Project 2025
The death of the American Dream birthed Trumpism
Chauncey DeVega
"Though Trumpism is ten times more terrifying than Reaganism, they share the same DNA"
Why you feel poorer than ever: It ain’t the price of eggs
Joe Tauke
Americans feel real economic pain, but it's not about three years of inflation — it's about 30 years of disaster
Canada lags behind on efforts to address human rights abuses in seafood supply chains
Peter Vandergeest, Carli Melo, Melissa Marschke
"Canada is falling behind in addressing labor abuse and sustainability in seafood supply chains"
The basics of coffee labeling
Hannah Walhout
". . . the terms and certifications you might encounter — and some brands that are working to make coffee better"
The online baby sleep boom
Nicole Karlis
A growing, unregulated industry awaits anxious moms desperate for help getting their babies to go the f*** to sleep
Basic income could help create a more just and sustainable food system
Kristen Lowitt, Charles Z. Levkoe
"A basic income guarantee could play a key role in reducing individual and household food insecurity"
“Poverty is a policy choice”: Minnesota kids cheer new law guaranteeing free school lunch for all
Kenny Stancil
"No child should go hungry for any reason, period"
Don’t believe the hype: why ChatGPT is not the “holy grail” of AI research
Jeffrey Lee Funk, Gary N. Smith
Silicon Valley is agog over the capabilities of ChatGPT. They shouldn't be
Shooting hoops and K-dramas: The American dream of not being relegated to a subplot
Hanh Nguyen
Matthew Salesses discusses his new novel about a Korean American point guard, a TV producer, puns and revenge
A country filled with empty tables: How it feels to be hungry
Beverly Gologorsky
For a country that projects itself as the richest in the world, hunger remains hidden by design
“The country is watching”: California homeless crisis looms as Gov. Newsom eyes political future
Angela Hart
As Newsom enters his second term, his legacy as governor hinges on his making headway on the homeless crisis
Critics rip “MAGA extremists” over plan to hike Social Security retirement age to 70
Jake Johnson
"Medicare and Social Security are non-negotiable," responded Democratic Rep. Mark Pocan
Americans are told to make “sacrifices” — but those at the top never have to
Liz Theoharis
There are real signs of hope in America — but it's always the poor and powerless who are asked to suffer most
The fight against an age-old effort to block Americans from voting
Aliyya Swaby, Annie Waldman
New wave of restrictions makes voting harder for people who struggle to read — now 1 in 5 Americans
Where have all the soldiers gone? Military’s shortage is about America’s dysfunction
Andrea Mazzarino
It's no surprise that our deeply troubled nation, plagued by multiple health crises, can't find military recruits
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