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Companies are raising prices well above increases in their costs. The only antidote is to finally take action against corporate power.

Facebook is just a garden-variety fraud scheme that breaks the law for its own self-enrichment

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has taken the most dramatic step in a half-century to re-establish a postal banking system. The test allows customers to cash business or payroll checks at the post office and place them onto a gift card.

Pandemic relief measures are hobbled by serious failures of program design and implementation.

And why the Commission on Presidential Debates doesn’t want to understand it

The GEO has a set of demands that correlate with our interlocking sets of national crises. Like many colleges that have returned, Michigan hasn’t put the safety of its students and faculty first, the union alleges

The presidential candidate is a mirror image of Trump.

How Senate candidate Sarah Riggs Amico, running against ex-CEO David Perdue in Georgia, sacrificed her family business investment to save jobs and pensions

Democratic infighting over Medicare for All is unnecessary and dangerous. To criticize a plan that is in-depth and thoughtful, and addresses the very issues we need to address, and has the support of enormous numbers of Americans, is a big mistake.

A loophole Bill Clinton opened not only gives corporations a tax break, it focuses them on short-term stock movements at the expense of workers and the economy.