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Counterpunch

Hop Out of the Boiling Pot, if Only for a Bit

Well, I took time off from writing (and from following major news for that matter) . A detox of sorts. Mine was somewhat required due to life circumstances from a very large move across the country. An imperative that simply didn’t allow time to focus on much of...

The Consequences of Gutting Medicaid

The Consequences of Gutting Medicaid

On June 17, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and the Joint Committee on Taxation released updated estimates of the spending cuts and tax breaks in the House version of Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill. While these findings give a broad sense of the scale of the...

Drought, Climate Chaos and War

Drought, Climate Chaos and War

Drought in the Midwest, April 2025. Yellow means abnormally dry weather. NOAA. Prologue On May 23, 2025, the European Central Bank issued a timely ecological and political warning that should not be ignored: “The degradation of natural ecosystem,” says ECB, “slows...

​​Six Ways a 78-Year-Old Law is Still Screwing Workers

​​Six Ways a 78-Year-Old Law is Still Screwing Workers

David Dubinsky of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union speaks against the Taft–Hartley Act, May 4, 1947 If you’ve ever watched a union campaign get crushed by employer intimidation, wondered why you see so few strikes, or been frustrated that unions don’t...