How can we fund universal childcare, Medicare for All, and a green economy while reducing inequality? A new plan shows how taxing wealth and corporate profits more fairly—and cutting wasteful spending—could pay for a fairer, more prosperous economy.
The Wall Street Journal editors must not be paying attention if they think that doubling down on the pro-rich, free-market
policies is going to restore “forgone
prosperity” for most people. Read more »
The problem with the stock market is not just that the casino game has been rigged to favor some gamblers—the problem is the existence of the casino in the first place. Read more »
