Redistribution of Wealth

Randi Weingarten decried vouchers as a "tax credit" for wealthy families, and fears Trump's plan to terminate the Education Department will mean more funding to boost school choice.

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A freshman House Democrat is attacking White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt as a "Fake Christian."

As the newly inaugurated American president's executive orders rolled in, Europe's leaders pushed back hard

Donald Trump and his gang of sore winners are returning to the halls of power, bent on burning everything to the ground.

Feminism gives us the analysis, tools and movement to create a better climate future for everyone. It's time to embrace it

President Biden is seeking to focus on climate funding during his final weeks in office, before President-elect Trump potentially takes aim at his green energy agenda.

Americans approve of cabinet picks, Thanksgiving dinners will cost less this year, Dennis Prager needs our prayers, and more.

Chinese dictator Xi Jinping, a brutal communist tyrant currently engaging in genocide against multiple ethnic groups in East Turkistan, was front and center for this week's G20 summit, taking a leadership position in the absence of interest in outgoing President Joe Biden.

For Trump, it's "America First"—unless it conflicts with the interests of his plutocrat allies.

Conclusion from Melinda Cooper's 2024 book Counterrevolution: Extravagance and Austerity in Public Finance. Melinda Cooper engages with Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) and argues (contra most Marxists) that the limits to wealth creation are political not technical. Cooper argues that radicals cannot avoid a confrontation with the politics of money and collectivized debt default may be a method by which the neoliberal…

After decades of serving as a punching bag for the party's neoliberals, public schools and the people who work in them are back in fashion.

Correcting or context to statements about Trump's views on abortion bans and more

Congress must pass a spending package by Oct. 1 to avoid a government shutdown, but the upcoming presidential election could complicate both parties' strategies for doing so.

We take for granted the Titians and Botticellis that hang in galleries across the United States, little aware of the appetites and inclinations of those who acquired them.

Municipal politicians often argue that local government is the part of the political world where things actually get done. Other levels of government might be plagued by partisan factionalism and ideological radicalism, they like to say, but municipal government continues to chug along, effective but unrecognized.

The New Popular Front bloc denied the far right a victory by doing things the Democratic Party consistently fails to do.

He pushed the British left to accept capitalism. Now he's asking the world to make peace with artificial intelligence.

As $30 trillion is passed down to younger generations, the majority of them women, will financial services finally become more inclusive?