International cooperation needs to take priority right now, and countries must stop their wars against one another and against their own populations

Calling on city and landlords to provide relief amid coronavirus pandemic: ‘The hammer is going to drop’

Spain faced the second worst infection rate in Europe, and took control of the country’s private health care companies to improve its response. What does this mean for Spain’s public health care system going forward?

A few notable cases of how the market has failed us

The case has never been clearer for a transition to Medicare for All, but its achievement clashes with the Democratic Party’s decades-long hostility to funding the social-welfare state

During the current crisis, pharmaceutical makers may have even more leeway than usual because of language industry lobbyists inserted into an $8.3 billion coronavirus spending package, passed last week, to maximize their profits from the pandemic

But the Pandemic Is Patriarchal

Our rights and democracies are under threat. But how this crisis reshapes our world depends on us

The government’s actions to try and house rough sleepers are inadequate. The acquisition of empty homes for the homeless is a viable short and long-term solution

Calls Grow for California to Give Vacant Homes to Unhoused People Amid Pandemic

VA Privatization Leaves Veterans Waist Deep in Another Big Muddy 

Dealing with the coronavirus pandemic demands a novel solution: placing the e-commerce giant under public control

Convert Defense and Other Industries to Fight New Security Threats

If ever there were an opportunity for people to recognize each other’s humanity and cast aside their mutual fears and antagonisms, now is that opportunity when everyone is facing the same life-threatening disease

If the propagation of the virus shows us the insides of the interrelated structures in which we live, it also shows that only collective care that can stop the pandemic

The first-ever extraordinary virtual G20 Leaders’ Summit took place on March 26, 2020 to develop collective global solutions in the fight against the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

“Car demonstrations” had people arriving in cars to an open parking lot area, standing outside at appropriate 6 feet or more apart distances, with organizers giving directions and instructions and coordinates to join a Whats App channel for communication purposes

Online platforms like Zoom and Skype have become basic, public necessities as our lives are upended by the coronavirus. Should they be nationalized?

“It’s dawning on more people how critical their labor is and how little these corporations care about them. The veneer of we’re-going-to-take-care-of-you has dropped away”

Classical economics helped kill millions in the British Empire’s famines—following economic orthodoxy today could be just as deadly