Money Over People

Trump isn't called the Commander-in-Thief for nothing. Maybe it's time to give his, and his cronies' criminality a bigger spotlight.

One daughter’s story: “He’s been told he can’t go in the sun anymore. He can’t touch the dirt. It’s his entire life. He’s a landscaper.”

Activists tied to Leonard Leo and the American Legislative Exchange Council are drafting laws to shield oil and gas companies from climate action.

This is about more than how companies that use gig workers operate. It is about whether labor law can keep pace with the way companies now organize labor.

While Washington cuts $187 billion in food assistance, the protein and pharmaceutical industries collect federal checks and call it charity.

Discover how America’s debt crisis was built by the GOP and why everyday people are now stuck paying the price.

Five billionaires and numerous corporations with huge pay gaps are funding a war chest against San Francisco's Proposition D on the city's primary ballot.

Behind the noise is a ruthless, coordinated effort to dismantle the American system and rebuild it for the ultra-wealthy.

We are approaching the century mark of the start of the Great Depression. Maybe it is time to resurrect the lessons we learned from it and recognize how far things have strayed from them.

With today's high costs for basic needs and the gutting of our safety net, policymakers need to crack down on poverty wage business models that benefit only those at the top.

An Israeli journalist said he’s received death threats from gamblers demanding he change an accurate report about an Iranian missile strike in order to help them win a bet on the prediction app Polymarket.

From 50-year mortgages to paywalled car features, the rental economy is replacing ownership with lifelong monthly bills.

Americans deserve to know how we’ve been manipulated and ripped off—and by whom—for the past 45 years.

The world is in the grip a highly profitable addiction operation by both legal and illegal cartels. And when addicts reach bottom, they go do "rehab" which just continues the problem.

When politicians hand the gun industry a liability shield, they’re not “protecting freedom,” they’re protecting a business model built profits over body counts.

In 11 months, we’ll have an opportunity to retrieve our democracy from the clutches of the morbidly rich, the ideologues who deify them (and have for millennia), & their bought-&-paid-for politicians.