US’s Erosion of the Right to Cartoon Is No Laughing Matter
Hank Kennedy for FAIR (Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting) During World War II, cartoonist Bill Mauldin was summoned to a meeting with Gen. George S. Patton. Mauldin’s Stars and Stripes…
Trump Administration Faces Backlash Over $1 Billion Wind Project Cancellation Deal
ScheerPost Staff The Trump administration is facing sharp criticism after reaching a nearly $1 billion agreement with TotalEnergies that will end major offshore wind development plans along the eastern United…
Tax the Oligarchs: Sanders’ Billionaire Wealth Tax Takes Aim at America’s New Gilded Age
Posted by Joshua Scheer A new bill from Bernie Sanders and Ro Khanna would impose a 5% annual tax on billionaire wealth—raising trillions to fund healthcare, housing, childcare, and direct…
Apple Just Bought A Sinister ‘Pre-Speech’ Tech Company Implicated In Genocide
Nate Bear for Do Not Panic Substack Apple has paid nearly $2 billion for a ‘pre-speech’ tech company whose employees helped Israel commit genocide in Gaza. And Apple has paid…
Why Walmart Wants to See the Starbucks Barista Strike Fail
By Derek Seidman for Truthout Thousands of Starbucks workers across a hundred cities are nearly one month into an expanding, nationwide unfair labor practice strike in protest of the coffee…
Ralph Nader: “Public Justice” — Standing Forty Years Against Brutish Corporate Power
In the ensuing forty years, TLPJ renamed Public Justice (PJ) in 2007 has shown that there are opportunities for widespread justice successes so long as the peoples’ advocates are on…
No Corporate Law and Power Questions for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
Senators found no time to tap into Judge Jackson’s knowledge and analysis of the grave issues regarding the nexus of the power of giant corporations and the Constitution.
Corporate Seditionists Are No Better Than the Seditionists Who Attacked the Capitol
Corporations continue to undermine democracy.
Dennis Kucinich and Chris Hedges on the American Coup d’etat
Watch the second installment of Chris Hedges’ two-part interview with former Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich in the video player above. Dennis Kucinich served as a U.S representative from Ohio from…
Ralph Nader: Our Leaders Are Doing Nothing to Quash Corporate Crime
Neither Democrats or Republicans have raised the banner of tough “law and order” to counter rampaging corporate crime.
Ralph Nader: The Power Structure for Deadly Lag
The climate crisis is the result of just one of many "deadly lags" that are evidence of the brutish power of the corporations over the innocents.
America’s Historic Choice: Corporate Tyranny or Revolution
Early in the pandemic, Chris Hedges warned that, compared to what may lie ahead, 'these were the good times.' What about now?
Ralph Nader: Consumer Advocate and Voice against Corporate Power
Robert Scheer sits down with the author, lawyer and five-time presidential candidate to discuss the current political climate and assess Nader's legacy.