Inside, we show how inflation management is fundamentally about political choices and class priorities. We look at what causes inflation and ways to combat it that do not put the needs of capital before everyone else. But we also trace a broader history of how plans for an economy that works for everyone have been shelved by privatization and the commodification of public goods.

How did we go from Build Back Better to Build Back Never? Featuring a new look and almost 200 pages of content from Jeremy Corbyn, Azmat Khan, Anand Gopal, Owen Hatherley, Christian Lorentzen, Hadas Thier, Alex Press and many others.

What does it mean when socialists are big enough to be a political presence, but too small to carry out their program? We discuss our impasse and the path out in a way that points to real action, not dejection.

What should we have to say about crime, then, a topic that looks like it will be an important part of politics for years to come in the United States and beyond?

Our summer edition takes on the challenge of thinking about the big questions of agency in the 21st century.

It's on the "Ruling Class" and features excellent writing from Doug Henwood, Nicole Aschoff, Benjamin C. Waterhouse, and a host of other contributors.

We look back at the chaotic last four years of American politics, the important implications of the November elections, and what it will take to build a left-wing oppositional movement for justice and peace in the Biden era.

We look at why the United States is such a dysfunctional mess for working-class people — and why the institutional rot won't end when Trump is out of office.

Our questions are simple: what did Bernie accomplish, what is his legacy, and how do we continue the struggle for democratic socialism?

On the coronavirus pandemic and its far-reaching political and economic consequences.