Ted Cruz won’t go to the poorhouse now
By The Washington Post
➔ iThe Observer view on the investigation into Covid lawbreaking in Downing St | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
Although 126 fines have been issued, Boris…
➔ iHow Inflation Taxes the Poor
By The Wall Street Journal
A lesson for Americans from Britain’s dismal…
➔ iThe Observer view on the urgent need for a windfall tax on the energy giants | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
Even bosses of Britain’s oil and gas companies…
➔ iThe Guardian view on carbon bombs: governments must say no | Editorial
By The Guardian
Oil companies and petrostates are investing…
➔ iForget the WHO. India owes its people the truth about covid-19.
By The Washington Post
Based on my reporting, at least hundreds of…
➔ iBiden’s Foreign Aid Is Funding the Washington Bubble
By Foreign Policy
As usual, U.S. assistance pays everyone except…
➔ iThursday’s rent hikes aren’t nearly enough to save NYC’s landlords — or housing stock
By New York Post
The city’s Rent Stabilization Guidelines…
➔ iTo win in November, Democrats should deliver what they promised
By New York Daily News
There has been a wealth of punditry about…
➔ iThe Guardian view on government drift: the rot starts at the top | Editorial
By The Guardian
The lack of a coherent policy agenda is the…
➔ iHere’s how Americans can fight back to protect abortion rights | Rebecca Solnit
By The Guardian
A Democratic majority in both houses of Congress…
➔ iIf you truly value life, you'll ensure a healthy future for all 'saved' babies, right?
By USA Today
There will be consequences for these 'saved'…
➔ iMy poor decisions landed me in prison. Now I'm making the most of my second chance.
By USA Today
Stories like mine prove formerly incarcerated…
➔ iBlacks complain about Biden's open borders, and Democrats' foundations silence them
By American Thinker
Mass unfettered immigration is a much stronger…
➔ iOp-Ed: Miss a traffic ticket deadline, add $300. Guess who this affects the most
By Los Angeles Times
Fees, fines and penalties are gouging the poor…
➔ iThe Guardian view on China’s zero-Covid strategy: no way out? | Editorial
By The Guardian
The human costs of lockdown in Shanghai have…
➔ iIn a long struggle with Russia, Biden must think bigger than the West
By The Washington Post
Anti-Western sentiments, economic grievances and…
➔ iSri Lanka Begins IMF Talks in Washington
By Foreign Policy
Poor economic management and external shocks…
➔ iWill Biden ever stand up to the IMF’s abuses of power? | David Adler
By The Guardian
The IMF claims to deliver stability, strength,…
➔ iMy mother was dying of covid. Being poor made it so much worse.
By The Washington Post
The room she died in looked as if it had been…
➔ iClimate-Change 'Solutions' That Are Worse Than the Problem
By The Wall Street Journal
The political assault on fossil fuels comes at…
➔ iWith Sweeps of Homeless Encampments, Liberal Cities Wage War on Poorest Residents
By The Intercept
New York's Eric Adams became the latest mayor to…
➔ iNicholas Goldberg: While we line up for a fourth shot, the world's poor haven't gotten their first
By Los Angeles Times
It's unconscionable — but predictable — that…
➔ iYoung people struggling amid inflation are entitled, says CEO worth about $400m | Arwa Mahdawi
By The Guardian
BlackRock’s Robert Kapito is right about the…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Sunak and the poor: an abdication of responsibility | Editorial
By The Guardian
Loan sharks and economic predators will profit…
➔ iWhite outrage about Will Smith’s slap is rooted in anti-Blackness. It’s inequality in plain…
By The Guardian
This kind of performative pearl-clutching is…
➔ iOp-Ed: Sorry, rooftop solar supporters, California incentives really do punish the poor
By Los Angeles Times
Reforming California's solar subsidies is the…
➔ iThe Observer view on why Europe’s pressure on Putin must redouble | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
As Russia’s attack on Ukraine falters, the west…
➔ iThe war in Ukraine and the specter of nuclear weapons
By New York Daily News
As the conflict in Ukraine enters its second…
➔ iOp-Ed: Faring poorly in Ukraine, Putin has little to lose by committing war crimes
By Los Angeles Times
It's not as if the Russian dictator has any hope…
➔ iBig oil could bring US gas prices down but won’t – so hit it with a windfall tax | Robert Reich
By The Guardian
In the US, in times of crisis, the poor pay the…
➔ iPro Baseball Players Rejected ‘Political Supremacists.’ Voters Should, Too.
By The Daily Signal
The lyrics from Bruce Springsteen’s song…
➔ iThe Global South’s Looming Debt Crisis—and How to Stop It
By Foreign Policy
Many poor countries face major economic…
➔ iOil price hikes hit poor countries the hardest
By American Thinker
Oil shocks are nasty news for Americans at the…
➔ iMayor Adams’ food plans are all reward, no risk
By New York Daily News
Poor diet quality has been known as a leading…
➔ iThe Guardian view on schools: it is ministers who require improvement | Editorial
By The Guardian
Precarious finances and worrying disparities…
➔ iOp-Ed: As climate change wrecks our health, we'll need climate doctors
By Los Angeles Times
The rapidly worsening climate crisis will pummel…
➔ iWho Should Be Allowed to Transition?
By The New York Times
In many places, governments rely on poorly…
➔ iKrugman: Putin may win his war, but the Russian Federation will be weaker and poorer for it
By The Denver Post
Isn’t it extraordinary and horrible to find…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Inflation's OK if you are poor and have assets. See the problem with that?
By Los Angeles Times
There's a problem with the argument that…
➔ iThe Post says: Sleepy Joe must stop dreaming & face facts
By New York Post
Stop spinning yarns about the Green New Deal and…
➔ iKetanji Brown Jackson will be a superb addition to the US supreme court | Moira Donegan
By The Guardian
Unlike most people nominated to the court,…
➔ iBiden drilling freeze makes us poorer and less safe
By New York Post
The White House moved last weekend to freeze,…
➔ iWhy the poor suffer most from inflation, even though their wages have risen a lot
By The Washington Post
Lower-income, working households are seeing…
➔ iCalifornia is sending warning signals to Democrats
By The Washington Post
The recall of three school board members in San…
➔ iThe Fight Against Inflation Is Becoming a Class War
By Foreign Policy
Central banks have decided that heads, the rich…
➔ iPresident Biden, please save our Native village’s life-sustaining waters — for our children’s…
By The Washington Post
When the Exxon Valdez oil spill polluted our…
➔ iColumn: Oakland hunger strike is a harbinger of looming California school funding crisis
By Los Angeles Times
Oakland's school district has its own unique…
➔ iVegan Fridays are nutritionally risky
By New York Daily News
The mayor’s once-a-week vegan menu for New York…
➔ iHamburglar shows truth of mass shoplifting — it’s not about poor, it’s about money-making…
By New York Post
If shoplifting is a crime of poverty, why would…
➔ iEating indoors is safe — it’s time to end NYC’s ‘Open Restaurants’ eyesores
By New York Post
With the pandemic in rapid retreat, and fewer…
➔ iTara Westover: What ‘Educated’ Was Really Trying to Say About Student Debt
By The New York Times
For poor kids today, the path I took through…
➔ iGiving up on expanding the child tax credit would be a disaster for poor people
By The Washington Post
The president must not surrender on this key…
➔ iWho screwed up COVID-19 testing? Blame Trump, Biden and our health care bureaucracy.
By USA Today
Under Donald Trump, the CDC sent out poorly…
➔ iWhy are Americans confused about COVID? Blame it on poor communication.
By USA Today
CDC chief Rochelle Walensky seeks professional…
➔ iIndia Is Building a Women-Only Social Safety Net
By Foreign Policy
Political parties across India have promised a…
➔ iThe Guardian view on water pollution: come clean on sewage | Editorial
By The Guardian
If the water industry is to improve its dismal…
➔ iThe Guardian view on high energy prices: buffer stocks can stabilise them | Editorial
By The Guardian
Britain faces years of high energy prices and…
➔ iCongregate shelters, no place for the homeless during omicron
By New York Daily News
The newest wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, fueled…
➔ iThe beliefs of the COVID Cult
By American Thinker
The Cult of COVID practices de facto human…
➔ iThe Jan. 6 Insurrectionists Aren’t Who You Think They Are
By Foreign Policy
The people who stormed the U.S. Capitol weren’t…
➔ iHow a Garbage Dump Foretells Tunisia’s Future
By Foreign Policy
President Kais Saied promised to confront…
➔ iCovid Should Revive School Vouchers as a Liberal Cause
By The Wall Street Journal
A 1970 proposal would base grants on income,…
➔ iHochul prepared us poorly for this COVID surge
By New York Daily News
Once again, New York is at the top of the list of…
➔ iGive NYC workers a remote work option already
By New York Daily News
After more than a year and a half of working…
➔ iReaders sound off on NYC gangs, COVID test lines and Blaz’s green parting shots
By New York Daily News
Manhattan: Re “Delete the NYPD gang database”…
➔ iLetters to the Editor — Dec. 28, 2021
By New York Post
The Issue: Reports that Vice President Kamala…
➔ iAlbania Takes the Lead in Saving Afghan Refugees
By The Wall Street Journal
One of Europe’s smallest and poorest countries…
➔ iCustomers are fed up with poor service. But will American businesses listen?
By USA Today
There's a better way to serve consumers, and it's…
➔ iLetters to the Editor — Dec. 25, 2021
By New York Post
The Issue: Bette Midler’s comment that the…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Still looking to give something this Christmas? Donate blood
By Los Angeles Times
Readers share their experiences giving blood,…
➔ iDemocrats Can Tweak Their Child Allowance to Help Families More
By The Wall Street Journal
The tax credit is good policy, but it should be…
➔ iBiden's Art of the Overreach
By The Wall Street Journal
Don’t blame Manchin for the White House’s…
➔ i'West Side Story' and the Decline of the Movie Theater
By The Wall Street Journal
The remake is wonderful. Its poor performance at…
➔ iWhat A Flurry Of Democratic Departures Means For The 2022 House Race?
By FiveThirtyEight
We can’t know for sure what the 2022 electoral…
➔ iThe Guardian view on levelling up: rhetoric belied by Covid reality | Editorial
By The Guardian
A new report confirms that the pandemic is…
➔ iThe richest 10% produce half of greenhouse gas emissions. They should pay to fix the climate |…
By The Guardian
This is not simply a rich versus poor countries…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Standardized tests are oppressive. Kudos to UC for abandoning them
By Los Angeles Times
Students who face challenges in high school or do…
➔ iBiden’s resistance to Remain in Mexico shows his contempt for the law, American people
By New York Post
The administration’s attempts to get rid of…
➔ iWhere Did That IMF Covid Money Go?
By The Wall Street Journal
Iran got $5 billion, but the world’s poor…
➔ iPaperwork Keeps People Poor
By The Nation
Bryce Covert It would be a huge mistake for…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the WTO talks: poor countries can’t be kept poor | Editorial
By The Guardian
The trade liberalisation of the 1990s did not…
➔ iBiden's withdrawal from Afghanistan was a strategic failure
By USA Today
President Biden had laudable goals to exit…
➔ iThe COP26 Plan to Keep Africa Poor
By The Wall Street Journal
We want to help with climate change, but our…
➔ iNo, jails aren’t filled with people on minor charges — there’s a reason we have bail
By New York Post
Three Democratic members of Congress want you to…
➔ iWith poor nations only 5 percent vaccinated, wealthy nations need to look in the mirror
By The Washington Post
Wealthy countries are swimming in vaccine doses,…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
- John Quincy Adams
"He serves his party best who serves the country best."
- Rutherford B. Hayes