Amazon Gets $400M In Tax Write-Offs, This MUST End
Candidate for New York’s 11th Congressional district, Brittany Ramos DeBarros, calls for the end of government subsidies for Big Business.
Candidate for New York’s 11th Congressional district, Brittany Ramos DeBarros, calls for the end of government subsidies for Big Business.
Union tradesman Russell Dalton argues that both parties have abandoned the working class.
Krystal and Saagar have an extended debate about student debt cancellation on a political level and on the policy proposals themselves now that Biden has expressed openness to loan forgiveness
Krystal and Saagar review the leaked audio of Twitter employees who privately freaked out about Musk’s takeover to the point of tears for some worried about their future
The only issue I have with student loan debt forgiveness is that we need a plan to prevent this from becoming an issue again in the future. Politicians are interested in the benefits for them about forgiving student debt, but they also need to do a ton of […]
Briahna Joy Gray makes the definitive case for cancelling student loan debt.
Krystal and Saagar are joined by executive editor of the American Prospect David Dayen to understand the economic contraction that happened last quarter and the future of supply chains
Krystal and Saagar cover the public comments made by Bernie Sanders to Joe Biden about cancelling the federal contracts with Amazon for their union busting tactics after Sanders rallied with Amazon workers
By Caitlin Johnstone In what appears to be yet another escalation in Silicon Valley’s redoubled efforts to quash dissident voices since the beginning of the Ukraine war, PayPal has just blocked the accounts of multiple alternative media voices who’ve been speaking critically against official US empire narratives. These […]
By Michael Roberts Apart from inflation and war, what grips current economic thought is the apparent failure of what mainstream economics likes to call ‘globalisation’. What mainstream economics means by globalisation is the expansion of trade and capital flows freely across borders. In 2000, the IMF identified four […]
By Matt Bruenig, The Jacobin Libertarians tend to get flummoxed when confronted with this simple question. Perhaps the most interesting thing about libertarian thought is that it has no way of coherently justifying the initial acquisition of property. How does something that was once unowned become owned without nonconsensually destroying others’ liberty? It […]
By Brian Doherty, Reason No more new ZEDEs will exist, after a unanimous congressional vote to end program; existing ZEDEs are optimistic their deals will be honored. Honduras had been a pioneer in experimenting with what were called ZEDEs—”Zones for Employment and Economic Development” in English translation. But […]
By Patrick Deneen, Compact In the 1960s, when anti-totalitarian intellectuals were focused on the threat posed by the Soviet Union and Maoist China, the Italian philosopher Augusto del Noce saw a different danger on the horizon. It stemmed not from the Marxist East, but from the liberal West. […]
By Christopher Caldwell, Compact President Biden is hanging on to Vladimir Putin for dear life. Earlier this month, he estimated that Vlad the Invader was responsible for 70 percent of the latest wave of inflation to roll over the United States. Back in December, the administration blamed “the […]
Nicole Brener-Schmitz and Amy Tarkanian discuss the faltering stock market and its broader impacts on the U.S. economy.
Krystal and Saagar are joined by labor reporter Kim Kelly whose new book takes a deep dive into American labor history that has largely been forgotten. The relevance of her book has grown due to current worker struggles she covers that resemble those of the past who had […]
Billionaire CEO. That’s all I need to know about how Starbucks treats their workers.
“Governments don’t want a population capable of critical thinking, they want obedient workers, people just smart enough to run the machines and just dumb enough to passively accept their situation.” George Carlin
by Peter Zeihan on April 26, 2022 In many ways, Ukraine’s geography largely mimics that of the American Midwest: a broad swath of highly productive agricultural land with a largely navigable river running through it. In the United States, the Mississippi delivers the bounty of the Midwest to the port […]
By Peter Zeihan My fourth book, The End of the World Is Just the Beginning: Mapping the Collapse of Globalization is scheduled for release on June 14. In coming weeks we will be sharing graphics and excerpts, along with info on how to preorder. Much of the angst in geopolitics […]
Robby Soave explains the impact of Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter.
Senior policy director at The Conservative Partnership Institute, Rachel Bovard, shares her thoughts on whether Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter gives China influence.
Krystal and Saagar explore the jabs sent by Jeff Bezos towards Elon Musk after the Twitter sale was confirmed in what marks a more public feud between the billionaires
Krystal and Saagar break down the Twitter sale to Elon Musk and his financial backers that was completed yesterday and will make the social media giant a private company again
By Michael Cuenco, American Affairs Journal In George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, the dictatorship of Oceania subjects its citizens, or at least those within the ruling Party, to a ritual known as the “Two Minutes Hate,” in which a giant “telescreen” blares out propaganda to a captive audience. The […]
By Caitlin Johnstone Twitter has done an about-face and sold the company to the richest person in the world for $44 billion. Rightists are having a merry old time making fun of the melodramatic reactions from high-profile liberals who fear Elon Musk’s purchase will lead to more free […]
By Matt Phillips, author of Axios Markets A powerful 1%-er launches a takeover bid for a seemingly irreplaceable communications network, igniting a panic over the power of the super-rich. The intrigue: No, not Elon and Twitter. We’re talking about the notorious Gilded Age financier Jay Gould — who […]
By Matthew Walther, The American Conservative Elon Musk’s attempt to purchase Twitter is probably doomed to failure regardless of how much money he is able to raise against his shares in Tesla. But the jubilation with which his attempted takeover has been greeted by conservatives, especially those who […]
UnionPay has customers in more than 180 countries, including US and NATO countries. I believe that China is doing serious calculations on gains and losses if they decide to ignore the threatening messages from the western media. It is also important to notice that whatever China does can […]
Next step for Russia is expand the ruble payments to fertilisers, titanium and other precious commodities
Disney will actually save money here. Their tax status allowed them to pay fewer taxes but they covered all the roads, police, fire, etc infrastructure in their area which cost more than just paying general taxes but let them keep the area around the parks at a standard […]
Ryan Grim explains how companies get around minimum wage laws and what Joe Biden could do to stop the practice.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky react to reports that Twitter is considering letting Elon Musk purchase the social media platform.
Emily Jashinsky discusses the sincerity of the right’s commitment to workers and gives her thoughts on the left’s “political posturing.”
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinksy discuss a weekend rally in support of unionization at Amazon.
Krystal and Saagar respond to the decision by Reddit moderators to censor the word ‘union’ from the Amazon workers subreddit ahead of a union election in NYC
Krystal and Saagar provide exclusive interviews of Amazon workers at the rally attended by Bernie and AOC ahead of the next union election in NYC.
Krystal and Saagar explain how tax preparation companies use techniques to screw Americans out of billions due in large part to massive lobbying campaigns in the highest levels of government
By Minami Funakoshi, Hugh Lawson and Kannaki Deka The latest sanctions and actions taken against Russia by countries, major companies and organisations. Russia faces deepening isolation and economic turmoil as it continues to be hit with an array of sanctions that effectively cut off Moscow’s major financial institutions from […]
By Jacob Paul Express A FIRE that broke out at oil storage facilities near the Ukraine border could impact the “only pipeline sending Russian oil into Europe,” an expert has warned. One huge blaze broke out near the area of the Druzhba oil depot, located in the Russian city […]
By Peter Zeihan My fourth book, The End of the World Is Just the Beginning: Mapping the Collapse of Globalization is scheduled for release on June 14. In coming weeks we will be sharing graphics and excerpts, along with info on how to preorder. Is climate change important? Absolutely. But […]
By Dean Brooke, Rogue Economics Equities & housing display key bearish forms and the economic data is compounding with recession warnings to produce dire forecasts for the years ahead. Introduction I intend this article to be a summary of thoughts going into what I believe may be a […]
The Signal Why is inflation still so high in America? Zachary Carter on the war, the pandemic, and the changing ways economists are looking at the world. Jordan Madrid U.S. Inflation hit a 40-year record in March, with the Consumer Price Index up by 8.5 percent from 12 months […]
By Joel Kotkin Whatever the final outcome, the recent French elections have already revealed the comparative irrelevance of many elite concerns, from gender fluidity and racial injustice to the ever-present ‘climate catastrophe’. Instead, most voters in France and elsewhere are more concerned about soaring energy, food and housing […]
Krystal and Saagar cover the investigate report of billionaire tax rates based on a trove of IRS documents obtained by journalists showing how they pay lower taxes and perpetuate inequality
Human rights lawyer Steven Donziger details his almost 1000-day detention after taking on Big Oil.
Ryan Grim argues that elections matter when it comes to supporting the labor movement.
Krystal and Saagar comment on a bizarre Fox News panel discussion about the proposal of a four day work week in California that resembles the existing laws in France
This week, Briahna spoke to Seattle City Council member Kshama Sawant about the rash of Starbucks coffee locations unionizing around the country, why the Staten Island Amazon unionization effort was successful, the problem with some professional organizers, Chris Small’s Tucker Carleton appearance, the difference between DSA and Socialist […]
By Blair Taylor Taylor examines how political transformations within left social movements have helped to construct a “new spirit of capitalism” that addresses widespread demand for an ethical lifeworld, simultaneously innovating and modernizing while neutralizing critique. Today ideas and practices pioneered by oppositional movements have become mainstream political […]
Recent Comments