Critical developments across sectors of the economy show that the movement against corporate power is winning—at last.
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Posted inDay One Agenda
Nuclear Weapons Are Out of Control. But Biden Can Make the World Safer.
A nuclear policy for the middle class
Posted inAmerica and the World
Kushner Defines ‘America’s Interests’ at the Expense of Human Rights
The president’s son-in-law admits that ‘our values’ are not driving new accords with Israel.
Posted inPolitics
Kelly Loeffler’s Familiar Dog Whistle
Her attacks on her opponent Rev. Raphael Warnock echo a 150-year history of fearmongering.
Posted inCabinet Watch
A Democratic Party With Tom Vilsack at Ag Is Not Serious About Winning Elections
Joe Biden’s Cabinet pick scorns powerful rural voters.
Posted inCabinet Watch
The Cabinet Selection Process Is Veering Off Course
What was supposed to be a return to seriousness and expertise has been a hodge-podge of favor-trading and ill-considered decisions.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Tillis Pushes Prison Time for Online Streamers After Pre-Election Hollywood Cash Blitz
Felony streaming legislation from Sen. Thom Tillis will be attached to an upcoming ‘must-pass’ omnibus government funding bill.
Posted inPolitics
Black Men Support Trump Again
The accommodations that Black Republican men make to support Trump have long, deep roots and no one should be surprised by that.
Posted inDay One Agenda
Six Stupid Arguments Against Forgiving Student Loan Debt
Analyzing the reasons not to cancel student debt only strengthens the case to do so.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Prosecuting Trump Is the Only Way to Heal the Nation
Letting him off the hook for multiple crimes would reinforce Trump’s own contempt for the rule of law.
