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On October 23rd, 2026, my new book The Participatory Economy: Adding Realism to Democratic Planning is released by Routledge. A main argument put forward…
In a world where political life was increasingly dictated by Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and their political imitators, all champions of what…
“Can Socialists Govern a Capitalist State?” Max Elbaum’s recent article in Convergence poses a sharp question about socialist strategy. We’re organizing a round table…
This is Part Two, of our interview with Chat-GPT 5.6. As with Part One, I did not ask GPT questions based on…
Donald Trump’s reaction to the protests in France cannot be dismissed as merely a comment on immigration and Islam. While demonstrators were…
Crypto evangelists promised a revolution in money that would free ordinary people from powerful banks and Wall Street. Instead, cryptocurrency has become…
AIPAC halted its direct endorsements and PAC contributions to candidates this week, a retreat the group’s own letter described as a response…
The lack of affordability is the curse of the working class, whether its individual members are working or not. Politicians talk about…
First of all, I want to thank you all for being here and for giving me the opportunity to be part of…
The Fatal Rain of Wadi Saleh In mid-September 2026, when rain finally touched the parched soil of Jebel Issa in North Darfur’s…
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