Reflections on the Loss of My Big Sister to International Terrorists 50 Years Ago

High Flyers 2026: The High Cost of Private Jet Excess

Federal neglect—and restrictive aid conditions—have broken the infrastructure meant to sustain human life in the Caribbean U.S. colony.

No matter where you were born or how you feel about immigration, no government should have the power to kill or jail people with so little accountability.

Executive Excess 2026

The Trump administration has tried to eliminate all U.S. food assistance.

The influx of Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio is a success story, not a scandal. But when powerful people don’t want to share prosperity, they lie.

IPS, The Nation, and We Build Progress in partnership with the Wallace Global Fund present the 3rd Annual Henry A. Wallace Symposium.

IPS Applauds the Convictions of Three Chilean Secret Police Agents in the 1976 Assassination of Ronni Karpen Moffitt

The Iran War has cost Americans nearly $50 billion at the pump. We should hold the leaders responsible for that pain accountable.

Trump’s tariff refunds are going to corporations — not the consumers who got stuck with the higher prices.

Taxing extreme wealth in order to reduce the influence of a tiny, ultra-rich elite isn’t how democracies fall. It’s how they survive.

It took 60 years for Black Americans to get representation in Congress proportionate to their numbers. Now we’re likely to backslide.

Pockets of opposition to the data center boom are emerging all over the country.

When voters support universal health care, taxing corporations, and addressing climate change, it’s the “centrists” who are out of touch.

What Did the U.S. Attack on Venezuela Cost?

"Our tax dollars are doing more to bomb children in Iran and other countries than to feed and educate children here."

It's bigoted politicians, not Muslims like me, who threaten our way of life in this country.

Across the political spectrum, Americans support taxing windfall profits — and billionaires — to help working people weather the affordability crisis.

Choosing renewables over fossil fuels would mean fewer wars and less economic disruption in the U.S. and around the world.

The people telling you to fear your trans neighbors are setting a precedent to take away your health care and invade your privacy, too.

The poverty wage business model that is so prevalent in Corporate America works spectacularly well for a handful of wealthy and politically powerful executives and shareholders. For the rest of us, not so much.

As an Iraqi, I’ve spent my life fleeing, surviving, and bearing witness to wars justified by lies. In Iran, we’re seeing yet another.

Four ways billionaire investors are making daily life more expensive for all of us — and what to do about it.

By taxing companies that pay poverty wages, state and local governments can help cover federal cuts to safety net programs low-wage workers rely on.

New schemes for fully robotic farming could push the last remaining farmers — and their communities — to fold.

For years, MAGA has attacked minority groups in the name of “protecting women and children.” It turns out the real abusers are the wealthy and powerful.

Low wages are a key driver of the affordability crisis. These 20 firms pay poverty wages while enriching CEOs.

FACT SHEET: How Much Is the War in Iran Costing American Taxpayers?

The Trump administration is trying to expel lawful immigrants to countries facing political turmoil — while also cutting aid and destabilizing many countries further.

The president’s policies are making it harder for working families like mine to get by.

The research is clear: when immigrant workers are targeted, it threatens all workers’ ability to fight for better pay and conditions.

The money fueling ICE’s abuses comes directly out of the pockets of working Americans who are already struggling.

We don’t need better training for the men who killed these activists. We need a moral movement to disarm them and reconstruct democracy.

The money fueling ICE’s abuses comes directly out of the pockets of working Americans who are already struggling.

Trump’s threats only embolden Iran's leaders to crack down. The best way to support protestors is through diplomacy.

Is the illegal U.S. invasion of Venezuela, and kidnapping of its president, a “war for oil”? To some extent, this is a reductionist debate. There are

A growing number of Americans are backing calls to abolish ICE, the poll found.

Oil is part of the reason Trump invaded Venezuela. But the bigger reason is classic imperial power politics.

Ohio is home to over 200 data centers and recent reporting has tied that growth to rising utility prices in the state. The relentless push for data centers is raising our power bills and polluting…

Health costs are doubling, food prices are rising, and the safety net is shredded. So why are we launching an illegal war to help oil companies?