Op-Ed

Writing in the year 2050, John Feffer looks back on our planetary fate from what turns out to be a distinctly dystopian future.

The industry is scrambling to keep high dividends flowing, so they are scaling back to keep investors happy.

My experience is that the best way to figure out a presidential candidate's true priorities is to take a hard look at policy proposals.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership has two classes of issues.

Trickle down economics is giving to those at the top and has been actively killing American democracy.

The Arab Fall has started, presenting the West with a check for centuries of arrogant exploitation.

New Yorkers Remi Kanazi and Lillian Rosengarten refuse to be only the particular (Arab, Jew), refusing the scheme of the world as kin versus enemy.

Growth is in food co-ops and worker co-ops, mostly in Latino and some African immigrant communities.

The FBI Director's comment that viral videos have led to an increase in crime may instead indicate that police are on strike.

Women are taking leadership roles in the countries in which We Are the Solution is active.