The Left Wave That Swept Democratic Primaries A string of primary victories by DSA-backed candidates and other progressives—from New York to Michigan to Florida—is giving the Democratic left new leverage while putting its ambitious economic agenda back at the center of the party’s debate. Nick French Oct 26, 2026
Monthly Jobs Analysis Was It a Good Jobs Report or a Bad One? The Latest Unemployment Report from the National Jobs for All Network Frank Stricker Oct 24, 2026
Left Hook Economics Tax Billionaires, Save Lives: California’s Proposition 40 Is Met With a Heap of Meritless Objections A one-time tax on the super wealthy is an important step toward greater equality. John Miller Oct 21, 2026
Why Prison Education Matters Tyler Bowman An Inside View | Read more » Death and Inequality Arthur Macewan Health outcomes and death rates are strongly connected to the large economic inequality that exists in the United States. | Read more » Mixing Oil and Water Bill Barclay How the political economy of energy and food links Southern California and Saudi Arabia. | Read more » The Potential of Tax Reform in Latin America C.p. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh Some countries aim provide more crucially needed public revenues by shifting more of the tax burden to the rich and large corporations. | Read more » Subscribe Order this issue Available only in the print edition: the regulars editors’ note Summer Reading, D&S-Style! the short run two cents cartoon 5 Things Congress says when it plans to cut Social Security tribute Remembering Jeanne Winner up against the wall street journal The Debt Ceiling: What's It All About? in review Edible Economics by Ha-Joon Chang | The Huntington Theater’s production of The Lehman Trilogy economy in numbers The Economic Environment of Gen Z
