BY JACK PHILLIPS Epoch Times The president of the largest union of health care workers in the United States says the organization will fight against companies requiring mandatory COVID-19 vaccines for employees. George Gresham, president of 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East—which describes itself as the largest health care union in the country—said […]
Team Rising discusses Abigail Disney, heiress to the Disney fortune, calling for regulation on tax loopholes for the rich.
Colin Rogero and Robby Soave break down the latest efforts to create a workers’ union at Amazon.
Yang blew it when he started trying to play politician. Huffington Post reporter, Daniel Marans, breaks down the latest updates in the New York mayoral race.
Independent labor journalist, Kim Kelly, discusses Alabama coal miners protesting against Wall Street firms who back Warrior Met Coal.
Hedgefund managers are universally hated.
Former Google engineer Vijay Boyapati talks inflation, the Austrian school of economics, and his new book on bitcoin. During the 2008 presidential election, Vijay Boyapati quit his job as an engineer at Google to campaign for Ron Paul in New Hampshire. A few years after that, he discovered […]
Colin Rogero and Robby Soave react to Rep. Illhan Omar retweeting a Tucker Carlon segment on anti-trust laws.
Bezos is basically the President.. maybe even more powerful.. politicians basically answer to him at this point!
Team Rising discusses Amazon warehouse working conditions. How about when we taxpayers bail out companies we immediately become board members and share holders of that company? I mean it’s only fair, right?
Krystal and Saagar talk about the potential consequences of the Supreme Court ruling in favor of college athletes.
Krystal delivers updates about a major Supreme Court ruling for wall street that nobody is talking about.
Krystal and Saagar analyze the situation unfolding at American Airlines and their supposed worker shortage.
Krystal and Saagar dive into the private sector benefits in Biden’s bipartisan infrastructure package
Krystal and Saagar go over the unbelievable story of Amazon destroying products to benefit their profit margins.
By Stefan Gleason, Money Metals The move away from the Federal Reserve Note as the global reserve currency of choice has continued in recent years, with fresh developments increasing the greenback’s stiff competition. This has led to massive central bank buying of gold, and that trend appears set […]
As Joel Kotkin points out, the US is becoming a Third World country domestically. It seems the global pattern is that while elites and the upper-middle class in poor countries are China and India are rising, the working classes in rich countries are becoming reproletarianized or lumpenized. What […]
Krystal and Saagar explain what’s happening with the latest power grid failure in Texas.
Krystal dives into the problems facing American infrastructure from transportation to water and more.
Krystal and Saagar look at the union-busting tactics of the leading liberal media network.
Krystal and Saagar analyze the bipartisan rejection of Bezos’s sweetheart deal.
Krystal and Saagar break down the dystopian housing market and what it means for the U.S. economy.
Colin Rogero and Robby Soave discuss the long-term economic impacts of COVID.
By Abha Bhattarai Washington Post Retail workers, drained from the pandemic and empowered by a strengthening job market, are leaving jobs like never before. Americans are ditching their jobs by the millions, and retail is leading the way with the largest increase in resignations of any sector. Some […]
By Antoinette Harrell, Vice Historian and genealogist Antoinette Harrell has uncovered cases of African Americans still living as slaves 100 years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. The 57-year-old Louisiana native has dedicated more than 20 years to peonage research. Through her work, she’s unearthed painful stories […]
By Ron Sterk, Food Business News KANSAS CITY — With major grain, oilseed and edible oils prices at or near eight-year highs, crude oil prices six times the year-ago level, freight rates soaring and prices for materials (cardboard and aluminum, for example) and other input costs rising, can […]
The surge was high from January, but since many Edd’s withheld so many cases, for so many months. It prevented the actual numbers at the beginning of the year. This was done intentionally to have the public believe we are doing great again, but in reality, information and […]
In this video, we look at the similarities, and, more importantly, the differences between C.H. Douglas’ proposal of a National Dividend and a conventional Universal Basic Income (or UBI).
In this video, we examine the points of contact as well as the points of divergence between Douglas Social Credit and the Classical Distributism of G.K. Chesterton and Hilaire Belloc.
By Jennifer Gould and Bruce Golding New York Post A Cantor Fitzgerald exec’s wife tearfully denied allegations that her family was exploiting pandemic-related protections to avoid eviction from a $5 million Hamptons mansion, according to a report Friday. “I’m not squatting, I’m just trying to keep my kids […]
Very Latin America-like in terms of the rising poverty levels. By Lexie Harrison-Cripps and Eric Pape, Main and Capital For generations, a carnival-like spectacle has helped draw millions of visitors to the soft sands of Venice Beach — a place second only to Disneyland among Southern California’s tourist sites, […]
My guess is that the UBI idea will increasingly gain traction in the future as a means of pacification in response to rising social unrest rooted in widening class divisions. A lot of tech overlords seem to be enthusiastic about this and they are the rising ruling class. […]
Team Rising discusses how, “working-class voters upended elite assumptions,” and voted for Joe Biden.
This is interesting. A discussion of Burnham from a Marxist perspective. In this episode of Pop the Left Derick Varn and Douglas Lain discuss Paul Matticks critique of James Burnham’s “The Machiavellians, Defenders of Freedom.” We ask the question, “Why do right-wing theories of social class so frequently […]
Team Rising reacts to GM considering dropping pot testing to attract future employees.
Colin Rogero explains why the Biden Administration needs to extend the federal eviction moratorium.
Duh? Emily Jashinksy weighs in on Apple’s firing of Antonio Garcia-Martinez.
A concise but excellent and entirely correct description of how the left-wing of the capitalist class approaches racial issues. The Left will often point how out the right-wing will use racism, social conservatism, invidiousness toward out-groups, etc. to distract the generally socially conservative, white working to middle classes […]
For years, the wealthy have been buying up all the available homes across the country and turning them into rental properties to create a permanent renter class reminiscent of feudalistic Europe during the Middle Ages.
Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky discuss the impact of corporate big business mergers.
The LDS have apparently evolved a bit since their “curse of Cain” days. East Idaho News The following is a news release and photos from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the national […]
Team Rising shares their thoughts on the New York Times’ investigation into Amazon’s work practices during the pandemic.
Emily Jashinsky weighs in on the WSJ’s editorial board’s claims that Propublica’s report on billionaire tax documents used a “phony” “true tax rate” designation.
Colin Rogero explains the significance of Lina Khan’s FTC nomination.
Cost/benefit analysis is why Ford decided not to fix the gas tank problem with the Pinto in the ’70s.
MSM won’t say a word about this, I’m sure CNN right now is making their case for changing mother to a birthing person, and Fox is preaching about cancel culture problems. They don’t mind us talking about race, sexual orientation, political affiliation, or anything else. But don’t you […]
By Alexandra Samuel, Wall Street Journal The employees who return to the office after a year of remote work aren’t the employees their bosses remember. They have spent over a year adjusting to a radically different rhythm—both in terms of work and their personal lives. They have shifted […]
Team Rising debates whether cryptocurrency should be regulated.
Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky share their thoughts on the push for Joe Biden to cancel student debt.
Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky react to the decision to end federal unemployment benefits in at least four states. Meanwhile, Jeff Bezos gets a ten billion dollar “bailout” of government “assistance” dollars
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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