Open Letter to the FBI, From a Former Houston Occupier

I’m not a terrorist or a criminal. I’m an American citizen nonviolently protesting the fact that corporations and banks can buy influence in Washington.

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Cost of Combating Climate Change Surges as World Delays

An agreement by almost 200 nations to curb rising greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 will be far more costly than taking action now to tackle climate change.

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As the Foreclosure Crisis Drags On, So Does Flawed Government

We've been keeping a close watch on whether the government is keeping its promises about compensating victims of the foreclosure crisis, which just ended its sixth year.

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A Checkerboard Strategy to Keep Progressivism Alive

Progressives need to get off the defensive and get acquainted with the checkerboard of power and its possibilities.

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Shell Oil Rig Runs Aground in Alaska

Shell has lurched from one Arctic disaster to the next, displaying ineptitude every step of the way.

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Angelo Mozilo, Disgraced Countrywide CEO, Plays Dumb

As chief of Countrywide, Mozilo headed the single most corrupt subprime mortgage lender in America during the period preceding the crisis.

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Debt Versus Democracy: A Battle for the Future

In the U.S. and Europe, the movement of squares is articulating full-scale resistance.

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A New Direction for Occupy in 2013

Now is the time to put pressure on the government to address our long-term domestic challenges, and the Occupy Movement should lead the charge.

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A New Insurgency for a New Year

Millions of progressives who understood the tactical wisdom of supporting Obama’s re-election should now recognize that the time has come to renounce his leadership.

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Eight Huge Corporate Handouts in the Fiscal Cliff Bill

From NASCAR to Disney, and from railroads to offshore banks to mining companies, the corporate sector walked away with billions in tax credits.

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