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What a Real Wartime President Does
In 1940, FDR defined what preparedness for a crisis meant.
By Sam KleinerMagazine
The Pandemic and Capitalism
Will we learn from this crisis that our present precarity capitalism must be brought to an end?
By James K. GalbraithArguments
A Better Normal
How we can emerge from the pandemic a stronger nation.
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Voices of the Virus
Even More Deaths of Despair?
The co-author of an important new book talks about her research, the current crisis, and whether we can turn it into an opportunity.
By Anne CaseArguments
Unlike Mike
The Democratic Socialists of America is much bigger than it was in founder Mike Harrington’s day. But has it strayed too far from his vision?
By Jo-Ann MortMagazine
The Post-Neoliberal World Is Already Here
One way or another, we will come out the other side of the COVID-19 pandemic into a new world. The question is which one.
By Felicia WongArguments
COVID-19, France, and Me
How I learned that it’s cheaper to be uninsured in France than to be insured in America.
By Sophia Crabbe-FieldMagazine
Which Side Are We On?
Thomas Piketty's challenge to the economics profession: We are part of the problem, or part of the solution.
By Heather BousheyArguments
The Virus and the EPA
The air that we breathe can make the coronavirus more deadly—and the EPA is making the problem worse.
By Carol Browner Jake LevineArguments
A Post-Pandemic Voting Reform Agenda
With primaries as with everything else, we can’t just go back to the way things were.
By Rob Richie David Daley