Average annual expenditures and characteristics of all
consumer units, Consumer
Expenditure Survey, 2013-2016
Average annual expenditures and characteristics of all
consumer units, Consumer
Expenditure Survey, 2013-2016
People think the new Dad’s Army stamps are a cheeky
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won't cost you much...", the quotes on the 50th anniversary Royal Mail
stamps have quickly got fans laughing
Don’t be fooled: Working Americans are worse off under
Trump
Is Trump Mainly Rebranding NAFTA? The economic impact—and political future—of
the '94 trade deal's successor is utterly unclear.
Welcome to the Next Deadly AIDS Pandemic: The world
thought it had fought the HIV virus to a stalemate—but its strategy was flawed
in ways that are only now becoming clear.
Heart drug trials halted over Brexit fears
West Virginia poverty gets worse under Trump economy, not
better
Multifocal interventions significantly reduce opioid
overprescribing
Many women never heard of a 'baseline mammogram'
ECRI: Top 10 health IT hazards for 2019
Type 2 diabetes is being misdiagnosed in
African-Americans, genetic study suggests: A genetic variant found in
African-Americans significantly reduces the accuracy of the HbA1c blood test
used to diagnose and monitor type 2 diabetes
15 Supplement Ingredients to Always Avoid: These
supplement ingredients can cause organ damage, cardiac arrest, and cancer
The Body in Poverty: The decline of America’s rural
health system and its toll on my family
The Municipal Bank: Compliance, Capitalization,
Liquidity, and Risk
Nobel prize in economics won by Nordhaus and Romer for
work on climate change and growth - as it happened: The Sveriges Riksbank Prize
in Economic Sciences has been awarded to two American men for work on climate
change and sustainable growth
WELCOME TO POWER PULSE, our new monthly newsletter that
will update readers on how we can all ensure that all young people have the
systems of support they need to decide if, when, and under what circumstances
to get pregnant and have a child.
The Nobel chemistry prize goes for work that harnesses
evolution. The results: new enzymes and new therapeutic antibodies
The daily work of helping the vulnerable continues: It is
this daily work in our communities — charting a path out of poverty — that we
hope will be our proudest legacy.
Ford Prepares for Mass Layoffs After Losing $1 Billion to
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Insect-filled chocolates, rat hair noodles, and maggoty
orange juice: The reality of a Brexit trade deal with Trump
Bark if you want to stop Brexit: Wooferendum – in
pictures. Dogs and their owners gather
for a march to Parliament Square
Trump Has Made Enriching Sheldon Adelson a Top Goal of
U.S.-Japan Relations
Ten Years Since the Financial Crisis We're Still Getting Screwed:
Banks have tougher regulations, but instead of borrowing less and reducing
complexity, we have borrowed more as the global debts of governments, companies
and households stands at $233 trillion.
Document: Chinese Intelligence Officer Indicted and
Extradited to U.S. for Spying on Aviation Companies
The end of the middle class: Why prosperity is failing in
America. Sky-high rent, second jobs, and
wealth-worshipping 1% TV shows—journalist Alissa Quart explains how the
American dream became a dystopia, and why it's so hard for middle-class
Americans to get by.
She Was Too Poor To Stay In School. Now She's An
Inspiration To Rihanna
From Poverty To Rocket Scientist To CEO, A Girl Scout's
Inspiring Story
The Dreams Of Today's Teen Girl Activists
Gentrification begets gentrification
Thought for Food as Farmers Hit the Wall
DATA SHOWS LITTLE EVIDENCE TAX CUTS TRICKLED DOWN TO
WORKERS
Froma Harrop: How about Medicare Advantage for all?
Monsanto-Bayer merger hurts farmers and consumers
Cheap Tricks With Economic Statistics: The Democratic
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Two Pot Bills Pave the Way for Better Health Research,
Decriminalization
The Three Big Lessons We Didn’t Learn from the Economic
Crisis
Beware ‘The Bill’
New Legislation Would Put the Brakes on Wave of Ag Mega-Mergers
Trump’s China Tariffs on Solar backfire; American Natural
Gas hurt, as US PV sales Soar
Henry Ford Would Fire Ford CEO Jim Hackett
Hurricane Florence Blows Open Harsh Realities of American
Inequality
THERE COULD BE A FINANCIAL CRASH BEFORE END OF TRUMP'S
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Is the World Bank Group Above the Law? A fishing community in India challenges the
bank’s private-lending arm in the US Supreme Court.
Americans Work Too Much Already: The Save American
Workers Act would do nothing of the sort, but it would force many employees to
log more hours.
A Small Nation That Thinks It’s a World Power: Brexit
emerged from its supporters’ nostalgia for a supposedly glorious past.
Trump Wants to Make Union Pickets Illegal: Bloomberg
reports Trump's new management heavy NLRB wants to question the legality of
picket lines
Profit Before Kids: An Analysis of the Performance and
Financial Practices of For-Profit, Virtual Charter Schools
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Mr. Trump, If You Love Medicare, Improve It and Expand It
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Britain’s war on dirty money lacks oomph: It is strong on
transparency but weak on enforcement
Here's a (partial) list of all the pre-existing
conditions the GOP bill may not cover
How To Prevent Brain-Sapping Delirium In The ICU
No Wonder It Works So Well: There May Be Viagra In That
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FACT CHECK: Trump's False Claims On 'Medicare For All'
Going slow on cannabis cafes can’t be a good thing
Here’s why Marriott workers are on strike
51 GOP Senators Just Voted To Cut $1.5 Trillion from
Medicare and Medicaid To Give Super-Rich and Corporations a Tax Cut: The
Republican budget, declared Sen. Sanders after its passage, "is not a bad
bill. It's a horrific bill."
The Supremes v. the Unions: Recent rulings expose the
high court’s anti-worker bias.
The Other Refugee Crisis: “I’m searching in vain for an
antonym for the word ‘refugee.’ I need that word to characterize people, myself
included, who feel compelled to stay in their states.”
Ties that Bind: Draconian employment contracts are
creating a new form of indentured servitude.
‘This Is In Our Blood’: How striking West Virginians made
history—again.
Nanny Nation: There’s one job Americans don’t mind giving
immigrants.
Where There's Smoke, There's Fired: Employers are still
dumping workers for using pot, even where it's legal.
On the Corner of Happy and Hypocritical: Why is the
nation’s largest drugstore chain still selling cigarettes?
Legislation That Would Surreptitiously Steal Social
Security’s $2.9 Trillion Surplus Has Been Defeated – But 97% of Republicans
Voted For It
McConnell Blames Entitlements, Not GOP, for Rising Deficits
The Enduring Scam of Corporate Tax Breaks: Why these
deals have remained popular in Washington despite the overwhelming evidence that
they don't work
What Trump Gets Right on Trade: There’s an important
truth behind his attack on globalization.
How Brexit Became a Political Circus: It’s turned into a
stage for grandstanding and unprincipled ambition.
America’s Missing Labor Party: The history of strikes shows
that, for lasting success, workers need to capture political power.
MMT Economics Explained - Dr. Stephanie Kelton Interview
Late Stage Capitalism is Killing America
Global Capitalism: Economic Nationalism
OP-ED: We’re all Bad Socialists and That’s OK: A Call for
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How Unions Can Solve the Housing Crisis: The labor
movement once built thousands of low-cost co-op apartments for working class
New Yorkers. It could do so again.
Steve Bannon’s European Dream: Europe used to serve as a
utopian vision for the Left and a punching bag for the Right. Now it’s reversing.
Socialism and Feminism: We Can’t Have One Without the
Other: Fighting capitalism and patriarchy at the same time.
Portrait of the Environmentalist as a Young Arsonist: Abby
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animal and Earth liberation.
“Democratic Socialism Will Prevail”: An Interview with
Ron Dellums in 1976. Dellums, a
democratic socialist member of the House of Representatives, was interviewed in
the first issue of In These Times, saying “if democracy means anything, it
should mean a government of all the people, by all the people, for all the
people.”
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