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December 2, 2023
Provisional data from the CDC indicate a rise in life expectancy of 1.1 years due to a decline in COVID deaths for 2022. However, this does not make up for the 2.4 years lost during the first two years of the pandemic.
December 1, 2023
Nearly 50,000 Americans committed suicide in 2022, the "highest number ever recorded in the United States," according to provisional data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which shows that the majority of suicides were men.
November 27, 2023
A prevalent narrative asserts that the tents, the despair, the not waking up is about mental illness and addiction. That narrative crumbles after the first questions
November 13, 2023
"It is time to face the fact that America turned its back on these communities and workers in support of free trade and shareholder value."
November 11, 2023
"It is time to face the fact that America turned its back on these communities and workers in support of free trade and shareholder value."
November 10, 2023
Reich writes: I want to reiterate that I believe Biden will be reelected next November. Democratic victories this week underscore how out of touch the Repub ...
November 9, 2023
I want to reiterate that I believe Biden will be reelected next November. Democratic victories this week underscore how out of touch the Republicans are with the electorate.But let me hasten to point out angry undercurrents in the American electorate that must not be ignored.Although economic indica...
November 8, 2023
According to economists Anne Case and Angus Deaton, voting Republican will kill you. In September, Case and Deaton released their findings at the Brookings…
November 4, 2023
When economist Angus Deaton moved to the United States in 1983, he was “in awe,” as he puts it in his new book, “Economics in America.” Born in Scotland and educated at the University of Cambridge, he remembers the swell of optimism he felt upon arriving at Princeton University. It was a “splendid place to work,” especially for someone who had been poor enough as a child to appreciate the measure of security provided by an “American salary.”...
November 2, 2023
On this episode of Start Making Sense, The Nation’s editor comments on the future of Israel and Palestine, and Harold Meyerson analyzes the autoworkers’ victory.