The UAW Wins Fight for Just Transition
What the United Auto Workers won from the manufacturers and why it matters so much.
Wealth Concentration
Private Yachts As Long As Football Fields
In what universe can this energy-guzzling reality possibly make any sense?
The Who-bodies Blocking Donor-Advised Fund Reform
Who has a vested interest in keeping DAF money from going out to charitable organizations, or are acquiescing to those who do?
Heir Pollution
By flying in private jets, America's wealthiest engage in an indefensible form of waste on a warming planet: Heir pollution.
Private Jet Excess Doesn’t Justify Airport Expansion
Climate justice activists are taking a stand against the expansion of New England’s largest private jet port: Hanscom Field.
Reclaiming Antimonopoly for Racial and Economic Justice
The burgeoning movement to rein in Amazon shows how antimonopoly can democratize power.
End Wealth Supremacy
15 years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, Wall Street is as predatory as ever. But a more democratic economy could be rising all around us.
A Telling Tale of Two Press Lords
Rupert Murdoch made the world safe for grand fortune. E.W. Scripps had a better idea.
Poverty Just Jumped — And It Was No Accident
I’ve lived and studied poverty most of my life. But you don’t have to be an expert to see why it’s spiking after lawmakers let antipoverty programs expire.