Some European states have recently started using more critical language about Israel’s genocidal onslaught against Gaza, rhetorically distancing themselves from the US line. But their ongoing record of complicity speaks louder than their words.
Donald Trump is on the brink of a war with Iran that wouldn’t be good for Israel, the United States, civilians on all sides, or even his own political future. But because of his inability to stand up to Israel, it may not matter.
Speculation isn’t the cause of our great stagnation — it’s how the system tries to outrun it.
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Britain’s young people no longer want to be doctors, lawyers, or engineers. They just want to collect rent.
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The top 10% of earners account for almost half of all consumer spending in the United States. Wealth concentration has made economic stability shockingly reliant on elite consumption.
University finances are structured to insulate education from the whims of politics — at the expense of students, workers, and the rest of us.
Robert Francis Prevost, the first US-born pope, embodies Catholicism’s anti-nationalist ethos. Will he follow Pope Francis in confronting the resurgence of nativism in the US and abroad?
In the second half of the 20th century, as raising taxes came to spell political suicide, states looked to a new source of revenue: lotteries.
American labor’s finances have never been stronger. And yet its horizons have never been narrower.