Op-Ed

As global capitalism generates ever-greater inequalities, instabilities and problems, it and its high priests face rising opposition.

Another escalation, especially in Syria, is the present danger.

Together, we can stop this injustice.

While we are right to fear what a Trump presidency could mean for this country, we are mistaken to think that a Clinton presidency would be any safer.

It is urgent that we understand the bizarre interdependence that arises from the reality that nine nations possess nuclear weapons.

To reject the imperative of re-localizing our economies requires a great deal of denial. Endless growth is unsustainable.

Perhaps it won't surprise you to learn that lobbying remains one of the nation's persistently prosperous industries.

Many who voted to leave the EU did not do so for xenophobic reasons, but the Brexit campaign was nevertheless fought on racist grounds.

Clinton has offered a proposal that fits neatly into the “makers vs. takers” right-wing narrative of the economy.

Just as the Sanders campaign didn't arise in a vacuum, there's no reason to expect it will leave a vacuum behind it.