When this bubble bursts, the collapse won’t hit Google’s coders — it’ll hit the electricians, nurses, teachers, retirees, renters, and low-income families who never got a penny from the boom.
Money Over People
Billionaire JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon will reportedly attend the White House dinner, held as nutrition assistance for millions of Americans remains in chaos.
Behind the rhetoric about ‘lazy freeloaders’ lies a stunning truth: America’s largest corporations depend on food stamps to prop up their low-wage empires.
Memphis’s dealings with Elon Musk provide a textbook example of how the people who contribute the least to environmental harm often suffer the most from it.
Perhaps the most revealing part of Trump's bill is how it turns ideas for helping low-income families on their head. They are touted as helping the poor—but they help the wealthy instead.
We must call Trump's actions what they are: a full-scale assault on our economy, our democracy, and the peaceful world order that’s prevented a third world war for nearly 80 years.
The US economy took in billions more than it spent in June. But that extra money came from our pockets, not magically from foreign coffers.
The Iroquois planned for seven generations. Our leaders can’t plan past the next corporate quarterly report—and we’re paying the ultimate price.
Trump and his Republicans want us all to be good little citizens and imitate our MAGA brethren in the act of being suckers, while they rob us with Trump's bill and the tariff "income" grift.
Trump says he’s targeting “waste” by cutting health care for Americans. So why all the corporate giveaways?
We stand at the tipping point—one decision will define our future...
Yes, there IS such a thing as “trickle down economics.” It trickles down from the wealthiest Americans, directly into the coffers of the most corrupt politicians.
How the sick obsession for hoarding all possible wealth by billionaires is killing workers, democracy, and our planet.
Inclusion versus exclusion is the make-break point of this country. Inclusion made it as great as it is. Trump's criminally addled mind has him thinking that excluding people is what needs to happen—millions of them.
As Republicans slash Medicaid to fund tax breaks for the morbidly rich, America must decide: Do we honor our social contract or abandon it to greed?
History warns us: every major economic crash has led to a world war. Trump’s corruption, debt, and tariffs may be lighting the fuse.
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