McConnell bill would legalize hemp as agricultural
product
Inside IBM’s Purge of Thousands of Workers Who Have One
Thing in Common: “Age discrimination is an open secret like sexual harassment
was.”
Amazon tumbles on report Trump wants to go after company
The US will be borrowing $300 billion this week, largest
amount since 2008 financial crisis
Americans are richer than they were in the 1970s: But by
how much?
Republicans Promised to Cut the Deficit. It’s Only
Getting Worse
Finland is the happiest country in the world, says UN
report: Nordic nations take top four places in happiness rankings, with annual
study also charting the decline of the US
Report: Defense Dept. Spent $140,000 at Trump Properties
Trump Opioids Plan to Include Good Ideas — Also,
Executing Drug Dealers
The death penalty for drug dealers is a terrible idea.
It’s also part of the White House’s new opioid strategy. A plan to reduce opioid deaths by killing
more people.
Dr. Jonathan I. Groner Sentencing even one drug dealer to
death is a pointless, expensive and cruel distraction from the opioid
crisis. There is no evidence that
expanding the application of the death penalty will prevent a single
opioid-related death.
Death Penalty for Opioid Dealers?
Trump’s Plan To Execute Drug Dealers Is Bluster
Masquerading As A Solution: A good plan is undermined by a stunt.
Exercise keeps your body looking young, study finds:
Cyclists had muscles and immune systems that looked 30 years younger
Being Sleepy During the Day Could Be a Warning Sign of
Alzheimer’s
The Republican Party Must Answer for What It Did to
Kansas and Louisiana
Economists agree: Trump, not Obama, gets credit for
economy
Stocks finish quarter strong, but Dow snaps longest win
streak in 20 years
Teaching Class Solidarity: A growing movement is finding
creative ways to educate teens about economic justice.
The West Virginia Teachers Strike Shows That Winning Big
Requires Creating a Crisis: The strikers won all five of their demands by
shutting down every public school in the state.
This Supreme Court Case Could Make Corporate Giants Even
More Powerful: A decision in Ohio v. American Express could undermine our ability
to curtail monopoly power.
Human Rights Are Not Enough: We must also embrace the
fight against economic inequality.
The Factory in the Family: The radical vision of Wages
for Housework.
Tech Moguls Driving Mass Layoffs Propose Universal Basic
Income: Should Progressives cheer talk of UBI in the upper echelons of thought
leadership?
Half a Cheer for Trump
We're Told the Dow Jones Average...
Can cannabis in California be kept cottage?
Americans aren’t bamboozled: GOP tax law is a flop
Just How Unequal Are America’s Major Corporations? Pay scales at major US businesses are way out
of whack — and that’s just at the ones we know about.
Trump’s Trade War Is An Incompetent Response To A Real
Problem
U.S. Aluminum and Steel Workers are an Endangered Species
Employer-Side Payroll Taxes: Cuomo Goes to War Against
Republican Tax Plan
The West Virginia Teacher Strike Was Rare, Militant And
Victorious: Any state that’s been telling teachers to tighten their belts for
years has been put on notice.
The Liberal Establishment Suddenly Sounds Very Ambitious
On Health Care: A new plan signals revived interest in public options and even
Medicare-for-all.
The Wealthy, the Poor, the Vulnerable
Immiseration: Karl Marx Meets Donald Trump
Enablers of Financial Catastrophe: A Retrospective
Warning
The Squalor of the So-Called Informal Sector
Cheap Drivers
Is It Okay to Watch Football? On the morality of enjoying a ceaselessly
brutal sport that is 70 percent black but has no black ownership.
Striking West Virginia Teachers Revive a Proud Labor
Heritage
A New Lesson Plan in West Virginia
Kentucky Lawmakers Limit Black Lung Claims Reviews
Despite Epidemic
Teachers are striking all over. What is going on?
President Trump: Replace The Dollar With Gold As The
Global Currency To Make America Great Again
Is Washington Ready for Another Betsy DeVos? Republican Debbie Lesko is Arizona’s crusader
for conservative “school choice”—and, unless Democrats can stop her in April's
special election, she’s about to go national.
Older Americans slapped with 'age tax' in GOP health-care
bill: AARP
10 Companies Making Huge Stock Buybacks in 2018
Trump signs bill that kills Obama-era rule targeting wage
theft, unsafe working conditions
Trump orders officials to look at $100 billion in new
Chinese tariffs
Interview: Reviving the Poor People's Campaign
It's Our Job to Finish Dr. Martin Luther King's Economic
Justice Work [Opinion]: On the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the
Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Former Ohio State Senator Nina Turner reflects
on the critical income inequality work he supported and our urgent need to
finish it.
Does Medicare for All Advance Socialist Politics?
Women’s Double Healthcare Jeopardy
Fighting Unequal Access
DSA Across the USA
Labor’s Stake in Medicare for All
Devil in the Details: Disabilities and M4A
Hospital Closings Threaten Survival of Rural Areas
Trump Goes Off The Wall In Interview, Brags That His
Trade War Will Screw America (VIDEO)
Under Trump's watch, national debt tops $21 trillion for
first time ever
So much for Trump's trade war?
Trump is winning the trade war — for now: Despite
protests about his tactics, countries from Germany to South Korea are flinching
in the face of Trump’s threats.
Trump’s Theater of Trade: The president announces tough
tariffs on steel. The media goes crazy. The president wrings meaningless
concessions out of U.S. partners and then lauds his own deal-making prowess.
And scene.
First Solar, Then Steel...Now Soy? China's Move To Buy
Brazilian Soybeans Over U.S. Could Worsen Trade Tensions
A Domestic Budget to Make Barack Obama Proud: The
Republican Congress didn’t just ignore Trump’s proposals: The $1.3 trillion
spending bill actually fulfilled—or even exceeded—many of the funding requests
of his Democratic predecessor.
Trump and the Degenerate GOP Spenders: The President has
no excuse for not holding the line.
The omnibus spending bill was hardly a 'betrayal' of
Trump
The Future of America’s Economy Looks a Lot Like Elkhart,
Indiana: The capital of RV manufacturing, which once had the worst unemployment
rate in the U.S., is now facing labor shortages and rising home prices and
wages
Shortage of Skilled Workers Creating A Crisis in
Construction Industry
U.S. Labor Market Tightens, Demand For Skilled Workers
Continues: Manufacturing companies report the biggest growth in hiring plans,
up +7% from Q2 2017, according to the latest ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook
Survey.
A compound in beets could slow Alzheimer's effects
http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/health/compound-beets-slow-alzheimer-effects-article-1.3887965
401(k)s and guns: Does 'ethical' investing make financial
sense?
Opinion: All fired up over guns? A better way to invest
for the socially conscious
Why Socially Responsible Investing Is Not for Me: Wanting
to put your money in firms that follow certain ideals is laudable, sure. But
it's not as straightforward as it used to be.
Farmers Who Voted For Trump Now Worry Trade War Could Crush
Them
The Disappearing Doctor: How Mega-Mergers Are Changing
the Business of Medical Care. Big
corporations — giant retailers and health insurance companies — are teaming up
to become your doctor.
To Curb Rising Health Insurance Costs, Some States Try
'Reinsurance Pools'
Why does the U.S. spend so much more on healthcare? It's
the prices
Massachusetts Wants To Drive Down Medicaid Drug Costs:
Why Is The Administration So Nervous?
A pharmaceutical executive will lead the Trump
administration’s effort to lower drug prices: Daniel Best previously worked for
CVS and Pfizer Pharmaceuticals.
John Oliver takes aim at anti-abortion activists
'controlling women's behavior': The comic discussed crisis pregnancy centers,
which aim to prevent women from terminating pregnancies using ‘predatory’
tactics
How a Scrappy Campus Union Saved Tennessee From
Privatization: The Southern victory could be a blueprint for defending the
public sector.
Working Night and Day, for 1,000 Years: A new book tells
the hidden history of work—on and off the job.
Surgeon General Urges More Americans To Carry Opioid
Antidote
Traumatic Brain Injuries Are Tied to Dementia
Meet Trump’s New, Homophobic Public Health Quack: The
Centers for Disease Control will soon be run by a military doctor with a long
history of pushing discriminatory AIDS policies.
Drug testing plan considered for some food stamp
recipients
Comey sat down with Stephanopoulos for 5-hour interview
Ex-Speaker John Boehner Joins Marijuana Firm’s Advisory
Board
Forgetting the Forgotten: 101 Ways Donald Trump Has
Betrayed his Populist Agenda
Trump’s Parade of Falsehoods: Healthcare Edition
Exposing Trump’s Anti-Consumer Arsonist
Public Citizen News March/April 2018
New Trump Administration Trade Report Sticks to the
Status Quo
DSA Medicare for All Campaign Spring Update
Why does the U.S. grading system seem broken?
Social Security’s Future in English
Cops claim mice ate half a ton of missing marijuana
Notre Dame Flip-Flops; Will Deny Women Access To Some
Birth Control
AU State Activists Gather For Webinar On Vouchers
My Wife Resents Cooking Family Dinner, but I Work Longer
Hours. What’s Fair? And a professor asks
about helping younger, indebted colleagues.
No Wonder Teachers Are Saying Enough Is Enough:
Public-school teachers around the country have been asked to do more with less.
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