Solidarity schools are about getting more people involved and giving them the skills to organize others, take nonviolent collective action, and respond together when our communities come under attack.

A familiar spectre is haunting the nation — that of communism. Or so one might conclude from the Republican Party’s increasingly frantic rhetoric. “Communism is on the ballot this November,” warned ...

New Mexico captures hundreds of millions in oil and gas revenue for public services and long-term savings. But communities ...

For generations, the United States has been a global advocate for freedom, democracy, and the rule of law. Today, however, the world is calling on the United States to uphold those same principles at ...

Elon Musk is set to become the world’s first trillionaire today after the public debut of his rocket and AI company, SpaceX. Sit with that number for a moment. A trillion dollars. If you spent a ...

This year’s World Cup is historic because for the first time ever it will be co-hosted simultaneously by three countries: Mexico, the United States, and Canada. However, in Mexico it will leave behind ...

For the past four years, we have compiled a list of the twenty public charities in the United States that took in the most donations. Some of the operating nonprofits on our list — such as the United ...

One of the great injustices of our current tax system is that working people often end up subsidizing the luxury consumption of the billionaire class. One example of this phenomena can be found in the ...

San Francisco voters will soon have a chance to weigh in on a proposed increase to the city’s Overpaid Executive Tax. This proposal would give large corporations with huge gaps between CEO and worker ...

How can the U.S. reverse democracy-distorting concentrations of wealth and power? A federal annual wealth tax must be part of the equation. The richest 0.1 percent — the top one-thousandth of ...

A recent poll found that nearly half of people in the world’s richest country are having difficulty affording basic necessities like groceries, utility bills, health care, housing, and transportation.

The Washington Post’s decision — at the behest of billionaire Jeff Bezos — to fire, according to some estimates, over 40 percent of the newsroom is devastating for journalism and the DC area. Despite ...