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Harris, Sanders, and Markey propose $2,000 monthly payments for rest of COVID-19 crisis
Jake Johnson
The proposed bill would send $2,000 in direct payments to adults who earn less than $120,000 a year.
Investigative reporter Greg Palast: “The coronavirus is voting for Donald Trump”
Chauncey DeVega
Reporter who exposed vote suppression in Georgia: Voting by mail is no cure; we're heading for "pretend election"
A revolution by pandemic
Bob Hennelly
The coronavirus pandemic raises questions as to whether capitalism has failed
What will the post-coronavirus global economy look like?
Marshall Auerback
Policymakers have a tricky task ahead of them
Late-stage capitalism primed us for this pandemic
Bob Hennelly
A decimated welfare state and a government that serves only the rich created the perfect conditions for coronavirus
Humanity’s survival on Earth starts with having smaller families
Carter Dillard
A human rights-based approach to family planning will help reduce the ecological impact of population growth.
Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision of economic justice: A lot like Bernie Sanders
Matthew Rozsa
King is often honored as a "civil rights" leader, while his Bernie-style radical economic vision is overlooked
5 ways to make the case for Medicare for All this Thanksgiving to a dubious family member
Dr. Sanjeev Sriram
This Thanksgiving, Medicare for All will be a hot topic at dining room tables across America
Andrew Yang’s “freedom dividend” echoes a 1930s basic income proposal that reshaped Social Security
Edwin Amenta
The billionaire wants to give Americans $1,000 a month, which sounds like another proposal by a political novice
When it comes to bereavement leave, the U.S. is unspeakably cruel
Julianne Tveten
As of 2012, only 60% of private-sector workers were granted paid bereavement leave
Social Security 2100 — a path to protecting America’s elderly communities
Diane Archer
Retirement security should not be a pipe dream
Trump’s tax law threatened TurboTax profits. So the company started charging lower-income customers
Justin Elliott, Paul Kiel
The move by TurboTax maker Intuit to charge more lower-income customers has helped boost revenue.
Charter schools divide the 2020 Democratic candidates
Jeff Bryant
The debate around charter schools will be a defining factor to differentiate Democratic candidates
Uber’s quarterly report reflects greater American economy
Robert Reich
Investment losses are declining in Uber's stock, but Uber drivers are doing poorly due to uncertain incomes.
If Democrats want to beat Trump, they better not nominate a “free trade” candidate
Thom Hartmann
In 2020, trade will be as potent an issue as taxes were in 1984
Robert Reich: Everything you need to know about the new economy
Robert Reich
How do we move toward a new progressive economics?
What Republicans and billionaires really mean when they talk about “freedom”
Thom Hartmann
Freedom to be homeless, jobless, and unable to access health care when you need it
Could a Universal Basic Income solve Appalachia’s post-coal poverty?
Lovey Cooper, Liz Price
A Universal Basic Income could be a potential answer for generations of poverty in rural America
“There’s no way to save up money”: “Maid” author Stephanie Land on the rigged math of being poor
Erin Keane
"The system does not encourage you to improve yourself," the author of "Maid" tells Salon
Universal basic income: Why a so-called “solution” for disappearing jobs makes serfs of us all
Valerie Vande Panne
UBI is a big distraction from questions we should be asking
The race to re-learn hemp farming
Leslie Nemo
Researchers have a lot to learn about the previously-banned crop before it flourishes on American farms
12 reasons labor should demand a Green New Deal
Jeremy Brecher, Joe Uehlein
The Green New Deal is poised to become a factor in the 2020 elections
Why we must regulate the blockchain
Kevin Werbach
Cryptocurrency's creators imagined it as a regulation-free space. But with blockchain, trust requires oversight
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