Will Trump and Musk succeed in ending our democracy, replacing it with an autocratic “illiberal democracy” like in Hungary and Russia?
Money Over People
France's tax-the-rich vote has come at a time when the most powerful nation on Earth—the United States—is moving in the exact opposite direction.
While working families struggle, Trump and his billionaire cronies are cashing in big time…
Trump’s tough-guy snarl at Washington DC’s Mayor Bowser last week reminds us that homelessness is the direct result of government policies promoted by Trump and Republicans over the past four decades.
Pharmacy benefit managers "are raking in billions in excess revenue—$7.3 billion over just five years—while squeezing independent pharmacies and leaving patients and health plan sponsors with skyrocketing costs."
Rebuilding trust in insurance won’t be easy, but it’s essential. Insurance is the great protector of financial security for the American middle class, but only when it works.
No other country in the world allows a predatory for-profit industry like this to exist as a primary way of providing healthcare.
Here's one of the ways a guy who could not keep a thought in his head or get out a coherent sentence convinced people he was a better choice than the most competent administration in American history.
The road ahead could lead to dictatorship or renewed liberty, as the American people confront the corrosive power of wealth in politics.
How we went from the Founder's vision to the billionaire takeover of Democracy.
Taken together, many of Trump’s proposed policies may fuel another “inflation nightmare.”
America is the only developed country in the world that’s allowed an unaccountable, unelected Supreme Court to hand its political system over to its richest citizens.
While we struggle, they scheme—how a Trump crash could line the pockets of America’s elite.
With every investment home billionaires and investment firms snatch, the dream of owning a house slips further away from you and every other person who wants to own a home.
Republicans worship cheap labor—and having a steady and reliable supply of cheap labor requires widespread poverty.
These seven corporations are among the most egregious underminers of democracy around the world, but they are hardly alone.
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