“Our report details how taxpayers are in effect rewarding corporate executives for gaming the tax system,” says co-author Scott Klinger. “The tax code has become a prime enabler of bloated CEO pay.”
This is the dilemma of most countries in the South: we are victims of climate change, and our weapons are few and limited.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has got an attack on Iran all figured out.
How our tax dollars subsidize exorbitant executive pay
In this edition of the New Internationalism newsletter, we look at good and bad news from the world of wars and rumors of wars, uprisings and suppression of uprisings, media coverage and media collaboration.
A new book tears down the Western media’s narrative of the Arab awakening.
Though still deadly, Somali pirates have become business-like.
From the crowd that wants to shrink government because this will create jobs, we are now hearing that we can’t shrink the Pentagon because that would cost jobs. Here are the main points of their case, rebutted one by one.
Is feminism being used as a prop for imperial foreign policies?
Achieving nuclear disarmament protest requires more than the baby steps that arms control advocates seem content to take today.
Many critics of the New Gilded Age might be surprised to find that they have much in common with the protectionist Republican Party of yesteryear.
Khaled Nezzar imprudently chose to treat his smoking addiction at a clinic in Geneva, where he was arrested on the street.
GM gave its disabled Colombian workers a choice: to die of starvation or to die waiting for a solution.
Robert G. Gard, a retired lieutenant general, urges Congress to take action to avoid the upcoming “fiscal cliff.”
The wind energy industry relies on a soon-to-expire tax credit that protects American jobs and our health.