Revulsion, La Grande Bouffe, and the Spectacle of Grotesque Elite Self and System Destruction
Why our elites, starting with the top ranks in the Trump Administration, are disgusting.
Read more...Why our elites, starting with the top ranks in the Trump Administration, are disgusting.
Read more...A new analysis finds that Brexit imposed higher costs on the UK than forecasts at the time projected.
Read more...How Trump has defaulted on his MAGA promises.
Read more...How the Fed’s use of wages as a key inflation measure started as a war on labor and continues to operate that way.
Read more...RFK, Jr. is exercised about falling birth rates and depicts falling sperm count as a major contributor. How sound is this view?
Read more...Nicholas Buccola is a historian of the United States who will still be read 30-40-50 years from now. I regret that I will not be here to see where he takes us. In 2019 he published The Fire is Upon Us: James Baldwin, William F. Buckley Jr., and the Debate Over Race in America. This […]
Read more...Trump’s failing about, now on inflation and affordability, is becoming more desperate.
Read more...A more detailed look at why to resist massive pressures for data center buildout and question claims of inevitability.
Read more...The car industry is in a world of hurt, and that has significant economic and societal implications.
Read more...More discussion of how the UK’s post World War II decline was a choice, due in large measure to the embrace of finance and neoliberalism.
Read more...Corporate concentration does not just make inflation worse. A new study finds it plays a lead role.
Read more...A much needed, detailed debunking of Trump’s claim that Thanksgiving meal costs, and by implicaiton inflation, are declining.
Read more...An overview of Stephanie Kelton’s The Deficit Myth explains the core findings of MMT. and how debt hysteria serves the rich, not the public.
Read more...As the old baseball saying goes, sometimes “You can’t tell the players without a scorecard.” This became especially true since Curt Flood opened the floodgates to free agency more than fifty years ago when he refused to be treated as disposable property by the owner of the St. Louis Cardinals, one August A. Busch, Jr. […]
Read more...Citizens in EU states have been rebelling against social program cuts, like pension reforms. Are changes in the retirement age necessary?
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