Greta Thunberg is heading to Davos: Why are climate activists protesting the World Economic Forum?
Climate activists Vanessa Nakate, Helena Gualinga and Luisa Neubauer will join Greta in demanding a stop to new oil and gas projects.
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Climate activists Vanessa Nakate, Helena Gualinga and Luisa Neubauer will join Greta in demanding a stop to new oil and gas projects.
As climate negotiations continue at the Cop27 summit in Egypt, some 30 scientists gathered outside Dassault Aviation's headquarters in Paris to denounce the use of private jets.
This article will be released in full online November 15, 2021. The job of socialists is to engage with public policy from a class perspective…
Illustration by Tim Robinson. The 2008 financial crisis is widely credited with reviving the American left, from the tent cities of Occupy Wall Street to the proliferating chapters of the Democratic Socialists of America. Yet it is not just street protesters and millennial Marxists who have put capitalism under scrutiny: Liberal pundits and policy-makers have also become analysts of capitalism’s ailments. Since Thomas Piketty’s 2013 breakout hit, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, the publishing industry has churned out new books on capitalism, inequality, and economics at a furious p...
Font Size Documenting the grim anniversary of the coronavirus-spurred lockdowns with an Opinion series entitled “The Week Our Reality Broke,” The New York Times's usual liberal obsessions of inequality were livened up by a disturbing diatribe that proposed a resettlement tax on New Yorkers who escaped the failing Democratic city during the pandemic. Under the foreboding headline “They Left New York During Covid. Make Them Pay,” one would have hoped op-ed writer Luke Winkie was being somewhat tongue-in-cheek in his angry, almost ethnocentric vituperation of the su...