OpenAI’s models aren’t “going rogue” from their creators as much as they are mimicking them.

A deep canvass of union members produces an agenda that can rally working families.

Progressive political candidates in 2026 are doing more than just trying to win an election.

While costs rise for everything, SNAP recipients who lost benefits — and the farmers who fed them — are being asked to shell out $1.5 trillion for the Pentagon.

Video: Ian Angus speaking at the Canadian launch of Metabolic Rifts: Capitalism’s Assault on the Earth System…

As Brazilians prepare to elect a new president, the country’s sovereignty hangs in the balance

The West Midlands has shown that municipal bus companies are possible. So why is it already preparing to hand routes back to the private sector?

Why did a series of newspaper stories vanish and why are right-wing organisations involved in a coordinated campaign to forget about one particular contributor?

The Mirror of 1848 and 1961

Canada's prime minister might be talking like a Nordic social democrat but he is governing more like a Thatcherite

[This is the second essay in a series I’ve written about Silvia Federici’s book, Patriarchy of the Wage: Notes on Marx, Gender, and Feminism.

A new report from Power Shift Africa.

Stories from Yemen, Sudan, Ukraine, and elsewhere

Politics of Wickedness Overshadows Wars and Insanity Political wickedness is not the value of responsible systems of global governance for harmony, peace and globalization. But knows no bound…

YouTube video by The National Emergency Briefing

Seventeen years ago, on this day, October 12th, 2009, The amount of carbon dioxide in the air was 387ppm. As of 2026, when this post was published, it is 430ppm. This matters because the more carbon d...

The Great Discomfort is coming. A financial crisis could expose just how fragile  middle class security has become. For decades, millions of people have been encouraged to believe that a professional ...

This paper proposes a critical integration of the contributions of Marx and Keynes, guided by the foundational principles that characterize the capitalist economy as a monetary production economy. ...

A political manifesto from mid political influencer Yasha Levine.

Seeking to push Palestinians off their land, Israel is targeting the infrastructure that sustains life — and the institutions long tied to the anti-colonial struggle.

The Education Ministry is monitoring teachers online, searching not only for ‘incitement’ but mere criticism of the state — and 3 out of 4 targeted are Arab.

Oligarchs and their Republican lackeys are working together to shield corporations from accountability for the widespread harms they do to the American people.

The high court’s recent decision on the illegal addition to the White House shines a light on just how willing it is to let Donald Trump break the law.

Accusations of industry capture, allegedly secret working groups, and the resignations of two researchers—a scandal is rocking the world of carbon emissions accounting.

Adolescents and young adults across the country are collapsing under the weight of isolation and pressure to succeed. There’s no easy fix—but it’s past time for Washington to do something.

Having eagerly accepted the yoke of Catholic guilt, J. D. Vance’s project is to fit the whole of America within those bonds.

Can American fiction ever escape the high-low conundrum disparaged by scholar and critic Leslie Fiedler?

A centuries-old network of secret codes and shadowy brokers continues to outpace financial systems controlled by the state

We’re living in a period of excess business pricing power, not overbearing workers.

Nick Hanauer and Eric Beinhocker on how free-market fundamentalism has been empirically discredited, and what can replace it.

All land was Indigenous once. Now, over half of the world’s ‘green’ metal projects are on Indigenous territories, from lithium-driven ecosystem collapse in the Andes to more than 100 proposed lithium ...

In a talk on "community wealth" at the Ecovillage Findhorn, Guy Dauncey shares how kinder, community-based economies can create lasting shared prosperity for people and nature.

What we are lacking is an inspiring vision of our lives, collective futures, and spiritual reality in a world in which we cannot keep growing forever. As mu ...

As cities worldwide face deepening social inequality alongside unfolding ecological breakdown, it is time to chart a different course.Cities are where change is most needed and can have the greatest i...

The higher aims of “technological progress” are money and ease.

Degrowth in the infoscape

Leaked Rubio cable details “far-left” speech that bars people from entering the U.S.

A young mother has lost two husbands and two children during Israel's genocidal war on Gaza.

The centre’s blind adherence to austerity has devastated European societies.

In order to comprehend the environmental crisis that goes hand-in-hand with the “Structural Crisis of Capital,” we must also understand the nature of global value chains and how they contribute... REA...

This article critically examines the concept of resource scarcity within the context of capitalist accumulation and colonial legacies. Employing an ecofeminist approach, it challenges dominant narr...

Jacob Coxon, the researcher who resigned from Anthropic on Sept. 8, 2026, warns that the machines may take power.

In the West Bank, settlers are stealing livestock to push Palestinians off their land.

A lightly spoiler-filled conversation with the author about his new novel, Vigil, climate change, and redemption.

The administration’s changes to the public charge rule is another effort to make would-be citizens believe that any level of participation in civic life is going to bring the state down on them.

Among the many ideas to change a wayward court, there is one that already has broad support—and is very likely to succeed.