Closing the Racial Wealth Divide and Surviving Billionaire Disruption
A 2024 author lecture with Chuck Collins, hosted by Racial Justice Falmouth and Cape Code Cape Verdean Museum
Feds new approach to combat fentanyl starts in Nogales
Working at Amazon is Grueling. It Doesn’t Have to Be.
New legislation would restrict the onerous work quotas that Amazon places on its employees.
Developers Greenwashing Private Jet Expansion
The private jet lobby claims that “sustainable aviation fuels” will reduce its carbon footprint, but there is currently no realistic alternative to kerosene-based fuels.
The Well-Heeled and Our Personal Well-Being
Psychologists are helping us understand how inequality is conditioning us to accept lower ethical standards.
Talkies
Aid to Israel Is a Moral and Legal Calamity Washington doesn’t Need
The $95 billion military and foreign aid package Congress passed was a remarkable feat of bipartisanship — and a calamity for decency and humanity. That’s primarily because of the $15 billion in […]
Americans Agree with the Student Protests: The War in Gaza Must End
For young Jews like me, there’s nothing antisemitic about calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Media CEO Pay Mostly Up For 2023 Amid Strikes, Industry Contraction
Dev Wakeley
We Stand with the Students Protesting the Slaughter in Gaza
In a dangerous moment for our world and our democracy, we support the movements who are fighting for what’s right.
Progressive “2025 Agenda To Inspire Action”
Ukraine, Israel, and the Incoherence of U.S. Foreign Policy
The latest aid package both opposes and facilitates genocide. How crazy is that?
Southern Autoworkers’ Union Drives Can Help Reverse Decades of Job Quality Decline
A UAW victory in Tennessee and an upcoming vote in Alabama could help end the use of non-union work in the South to drive down wages.
U.S. Military Spends More than the Next 9 Countries in 2023
The United States needs to abandon our ceaseless arms race in favor of investments in rapid renewable energy and an equitable housing system.