David Morales is promising to ease Providence’s housing costs by implementing a rent stabilization program. One poll shows him leading by 11 points.
A Tax Day Debate with Uncle Scam
A specter is haunting Midtown—and the specter’s name is Uncle Scam. In late March, U.S. stalked the No Kings…
Lorenzo Glaspie’s quest for exoneration on an attempted murder conviction gains new momentum after prosecutor divulged that he knew his star witness’ testimony was riddled with falsehoods.
Some Republican Leaders Are Looking for Ways to Slash Social Security
A financial lifeline for tens of millions of Americans is at risk of being privatized by the incoming Trump administration.
Illustrated Book About Hunger in the US Offers New Ways of Perceiving the Poor
Anti-poverty activist and journalist Pat LaMarche spoke with people in numerous shelters and published some of their recipes.
Judging by Trump’s Cabinet picks, he wants to run the country like a mob boss.
Running on Empty: How the Dems Lost to Trump for the Second Time in Eight Years
Kamala Harris stopped talking about how she would fight for working-class Americans out of deference to her supporters on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley.
Why Kamala Harris’ Promise to Aid Small Businesses Rings Hollow
Seventy percent of small businesses fail within three years.
Book Review: The Far Right’s 70-Year Crusade to Extinguish Public Education
Heightened efforts in recent years to paint public schools as bastions of ideological perversion, sexual permissiveness and anti-white ideology are part of a long-running campaign that is gaining momentum.
The Economy of War: Why the Military-Industrial Complex Wins Every Election
The U.S. economy is tied more to the military-industrial complex than we may have realized.