It’s always been lean on the Great Plains, but this time feels different
EDITORIAL
GOP stoops to new lows
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
DON ROLLINS
PepsiCo: Of quakers and fakers
JOHN HORNING
A dancing bird finally gets some protection
DISPATCHES
Subscription rates going up.
Nearly 2/3 of Americans think Trump acted illegally—boosting him in GOP primary.
Strong job growth, but wage growth slows.
GOP tries cutting Gen Z’s Social Ssecurity benefits on ’24 platform.
Army sergeant found guilty of murder of BLM protester, but Gov. Abbott vows pardon.
Radley Balko has receipts on years of Tennessee Republican bigotry and abuses of power.
Zombie aborton bans have a bad week in the Midwest, but it's a very different story in Idaho.
Republicans vote against free school lunch, turn around and vote for free lunch for themselves.
City of Waco forced Deadbeat Donald to pay his rally expenses ...
ART CULLEN
Policing where we pee
ALAN GUEBERT
Woe is WOTUS: When lawmakers make water policy through lawsuits
GABRIELA SANDOVAL
Student debt forgiveness is a win-win for our country
JOHN YOUNG
Big lie is just one of so, so many
ALLIYAH LUSUEGRO
Immigration policy doesn’t have to be this way
DICK POLMAN
Pop quiz: Can you spot the criminal defendant charged with 34 felonies?
TOM CONWAY
Building worker power
ROBERT KUTTNER
The double standard for keeping capital and labor honest
CHAILA R. SCOTT
Many are falling short chasing the American Dream
DEAN BAKER
The Social Security scare story industry
SONALI KOLHATKAR
Lowest-paid workers in LA schools walkout: Teachers by their side
THOM HARTMANN
How love of money replaced love of nation & spirit
DR. CINTLI
‘What it means to be an American?’ vs. ‘The Final Battle’
BOB HERTZ
We are still fighting the Civil War over health care for the working poor
HEALTH CARE/Joan Retsinas
Obesity: Tapping into a rich market
SAM URETSKY
Shortage of doctors and nurses signals public health crisis
SETH SANDRONSKY
CROP grows in California
WAYNE O’LEARY
The racial interpretation of American history
BOB LORD
The GOP ‘billionaires pay zero tax’ proposal is not for faimly farmers and ranchers
SATIRE/Rosie Sorenson
Bound for glory
JASON SIBERT
Can the US give up primacy?
FARRAH HASSEN
Will there ever be justice for the Iraq War?
BARRY FRIEDMAN
Wrestling as metaphor
GENE NICHOL
Teaching inequality in North Carolina
FRANK LINGO
United Nations’ dire climate warning
ROB PATTERSON
The only streaming TV series you must see
MARK ANDERSON
Federal Reserve hopes to make bank runs obsolete
FILM REVIEW/Ed Rampell
The movement and the ‘Madman’
From The Progressive Populist, May 1, 2023
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