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The Pandemic and War — Not Government Spending — Caused Inflation, According to Nobel Prize Winner
A new paper by Joseph Stiglitz and Ira Regmi has huge implications for everything about who holds power in American life.
Politics
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Why Same-Sex Marriage Wins and Abortion Keeps Losing
It’s all about family values.
The Railroad Fight Was the Product of Eight Years of Militant Rank-and-File Organizing
Railroad unions haven’t been known for putting up a fight since the 19th century, but newly radicalized workers forced their way into the national conversation.
Boxed In on the Border
Sheriff Calls on Feds to Seize Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's Illegal Border Wall Equipment
Federal authorities won’t act, but they are sympathetic, the sheriff said: “They’re feeding me information.”
Pennsylvania’s Governor-Elect Ran on Saving Democracy. Then He Appointed a Trump White House Lawyer.
Though Josh Shapiro’s entire election strategy was that he was the anti-MAGA candidate, the centrist Democrat’s team included Republican Jim Schultz.
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Donald Trump Is Out of Power — and Out of Luck
The ex-president is finally fair game for an entire legion of lawyers.
Google and Meta Embrace Full-Court Strategy Against Media Ad Revenue Sharing Proposal
The lobbying blitz against the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act comes as lawmakers weigh attaching the bill to must-pass legislation.
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The War Caucus Always Wins
The new $857 billion defense bill lines the pockets of contractors and pushes the U.S. toward a new Cold War.
Hakeem Jeffries Was a Literal No-Show on the Green New Deal
With momentum behind the climate initiative, progressive organizers set up an event with Jeffries in mind. Instead, his constituents found an empty chair.
Bernie Sanders to Bring Yemen War Powers Resolution to the Floor as Soon as Next Week
Backers of a war powers resolution say that a strong vote in the Senate will send a signal to Saudi Arabia that it does not have a free hand to restart hostilities.