Economics

Inequality in the U.S. is much more than a moral disgrace

September 1, 2021 By Sam Pizzigati

It is already laying the groundwork for the destruction of the productive capacity of the entire U.S., economy

Socialism before shareholders: China reins in big tech’s unchecked power

August 25, 2021 By C.J. Atkins

A massive new regulatory campaign has Wall Street worried that China might be serious about pursuing prosperity for all its people.

Organizing is a necessity: A political history of the Hamilton Unemployed Union

August 24, 2021 By Terry Fraser And Sam Hammond

In the summer of 1981, Canada’s economy was in a recession, with unemployment hitting 11%. It didn't seem like the best time to try and organizer workers.

Study: Unionization cut poverty rates by more than two-thirds

August 23, 2021 By PAI

Results suggest that had union membership not declined dramatically since the 1970s, U.S. poverty rates would be significantly lower than they are now.

Right-wing militia brutally attack Lebanese protesters on port explosion anniversary

August 16, 2021 By Amiad Horowitz

At least 20 protesters were injured, seven of them severely due to stab wounds and bludgeoning at the hands of the 'Lebanese Forces' militia.