Milei Prevailed in Argentina’s Midterms Despite Economic and Political Problems
His far-right party's success in local elections is part of a broader reorganization of global capital.
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Can the G20 Do More Than Serve Markets and Investors?
World leaders heading to the G20 summit should use this rare multilateral space to advance a more equitable and sustainable global economy.
Not Just Immigration Raids: Latino Workers Are Suffering from GOP Tax Policy as Well
Job growth in industries with heavy Latino representation has collapsed in the first eight months of Trump's second term.
Child Care Can Be Free and Universal
In most of the country, child care is too expensive for families and pays too little for providers. New Mexico is fixing that — and all states should follow.
After the Shutdown Ends, Millions Will Still Lose Food Aid
The GOP budget bill passed earlier this year includes the largest cuts to SNAP in history.
Economic Malignancy: The Swelling Wealth Share of Our Richest 0.00001 Percent
In 2024, the 19 richest U.S. billionaires increased their share of the country’s wealth from 1.2 percent to 1.8 percent, the largest annual increase ever.
The GOP’s Tax and Immigration Policies Both Hurt the Working Class
The Republican strategies on taxes and immigration benefit billionaires while leaving the working class behind.
Sick Profits: How Profit-Driven Healthcare Is Bad for Our Financial and Physical Health
Healthcare giants are saving millions from tax cuts but still not improving care.
Musk’s Trillion-Dollar Pay Package Isn’t the Only Bad Thing on the Tesla Shareholder Ballot
Investors will vote on several issues at the heart of a broader national effort by oligarchs and corporate insiders to consolidate power over our economy.
California Can Lead a Just Climate Transition
A new report from the UAW calls for a green industrial policy in the Golden State.
Five Questions for Chuck Collins About His New Book
A discussion with the author of Burned by Billionaires on why the ultra-rich demand our attention.
The Good and Bad of Amazon’s ‘Dark Patterns’ Settlement
The government's deal with Amazon skips over what could have been a valuable case for regulators and the public.