Goodbye to all that: From Carter to the crater
EDITORIAL
The Big Lie Party takes over
DON ROLLINS
From Jackson to Trump: It’s all about land
RURAL ROUTES/Margot McMillen
Slammin’ 2025 — An epic look forward
DISPATCHES
‘Republicans are geating up for class war,’ Dem warns, as R’s push for Medicaid cuts.
L.A. renter advocates demand eviction moratorium, rent freeze as landowners ‘cash in.’
Trump allies launch $20M effort to convice working class to back tax scam 2.0.
State-level attacks on public schools decried as ‘part of a national playbook.’
Biden bequeaths strong economy for Trump ...
ART CULLEN
Time to make some noise about cancer in Iowa
ALAN GUEBERT
Sustainable aviation fuel study: SAF means ‘Sacrificing Affordable Food’
FARRAH HASSEN
Sweeps don’t solve homelessness
JOHN YOUNG
Fear new year? Time to summon your inner Molly
SABRINA HAAKE
Using the NOLA tragedy to hide Trump’s bait and switch on immigration
DICK POLMAN
Trump’s mob runs wild. Why is anyone shocked?
JOE CONASON
Did Musk abuse Visa program?
SARAH ANDERSON and CHRIS MILLS RODRIGO
10 Wins against inequality to celebrate in 2024
ROBERT KUTTNER
Memo to term appointees: Stay put!
SETH SANDRONSKY
An emerging US health care politics?
THOM HARTMANN
America needs a national health care system
SONALI KOLHATKAR
What is our collective solution to health care injustice?
THE BIG PICTURE/Glynn Wilson
Project 2025: Will American democracy survive Trump’s second term?
GENE NICHOL
Thinking about North Carolina
HEALTH CARE/Joan Retsinas
The sad news of January: Scrooge lives on and on
SAM URETSKY
Wondering about wonder drugs
GRASSROOTS/Hank Kalet
America first imperialism
WAYNE O’LEARY
Mr. Roosevelt gives a speech
RICHARD D. WOLFF
Political economy contradictions as we lurch into 2025
JUAN COLE
The worst news from 2024: CO2 went up again, as tundra starts to emit carbon
JASON SIBERT
Summit of the Americans can spread democracy instead of war
JAMIE STIEHM
Pardons turn the truth around — then and now
BARRY FRIEDMAN
Roeder and Mangione
ERIC S. JACKSON
Mocking the disabled is cruel and immoral — especially when the president does it
RALPH NADER
We need anticipatory strategies for oncoming Trumpism
FRANK LINGO
The truth tastes good
TIM LYDON
Savoring the darkness in Alaska
ROB PATTERSON
Keeping music in the families
BOOK REVIEW/Ken Winkes
Go back in time with Studs
FILM REVIEW/Ed Rampell
From Minnesota to Manhattan to Newport: Biopic about balladeer Bob Dylan’s odyssey is positively electrifying
AMY GOODMAN
Wicked, The Wizard of Oz, and the blacklisted lyricist Yip Harburg
SATIRE/Rosie Sorenson
Let freedom ring. Or maybe not.
From The Progressive Populist, February 1, 2025
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