Politics

Washington’s Selective Deficit Disorder
Politicians only impose austerity when it suits them.
David Sirota
Illinois Attorney General Fights to Stop Jon Burge’s Pension Payments
The former police commander has raked in thousands while in prison for lying about torturing detainees.
G. Flint Taylor
The Greatest Threat to World Peace
The United States polls higher than Pakistan, Iran and China as a perceived menace to peace.
Noam Chomsky
Is Another Crossfire Possible?
Jon Stewart was wrong: America needs vigorous debate. Too bad the new Crossfire doesn't deliver.
Bhaskar Sunkara
Open Letter From NY Jews to Mayor de Blasio: `AIPAC Does Not Speak For Us’
Open Letter From New York Jews
Hated on the Left, the TPP Draws Conservative Foes
A ragtag right-wing coalition opposes fast-tracking the deal they call 'Obamatrade.'
Cole Stangler
Kshama Sawant: The Great Red Hope
The socialist City Council member shares her plans for Seattle.
Micah Uetricht
The Gap Between Rich and Poor, Accidentally Explained by Bob McDonnell
The scandal shows inequality is not just a slip of some invisible hand of the market.
Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President
What To Expect From New York’s Black Feminist First Lady
Can we embrace Chirlane McCray without smothering her?
Andrea Plaid
Where Obama’s Class Speech Failed
The president claims 'the opportunity gap in America is now as much about class as it is about race.' Is it?
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor
A Private-Sector Model: Really?
How Obama and the Democrats failed to defend the universal right to healthcare.
James Thindwa
A Cold, Hard Look at the NSA’s Metadata Program
Fearmongering abounds, but the facts are simple. No attacks have been stopped.
David Sirota
Weed Is Legal And Nobody Died
Washington's fears of reefer madness haven't come to pass in Colorado.
David Sirota
A Brief History of Anarchism
The struggle for the common good has a long past.
Noam Chomsky
The Roots of the Tea Party
How conservatives came to dominate U.S. politics.
Melvyn Dubofsky
How Fox News Spun Chicago’s Murders
Eric Boehlert
Republicans (Still) Have a ‘Female Problem’
In the 2014 midterms, women will be the battleground. And one party has a leg up.
Ruth Rosen
Dumbing America Down
The Right wants us to think higher education has no value.
Susan J. Douglas
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