Mike Maharrey and Peter Krauth discuss silver’s surge above $50, persistent supply deficits, rising inflation, tight physical ...

Guides to workplace equity, analyses of how AI is impacting the workforce, and critiques of capitalism abound in this ...

Ian Bell’s view of the 1999 WTO protests depicts an inflection point in the history of American protest, the police state, ...

Bullish investor sentiment at present, Hartnett says, is predicated on the trifecta of “puts” or market-supporting factors ...

The World Cup draw is a reminder of how "foreign football" became popular—and Trump's embrace of it, writes Andrés Martinez.

The Trump administration blamed much of America's and the world's current woes on immigration in an explosive new national ...

Cost-of-living conditions are a measure of class relations. According to a Statista Consumer Insights survey conducted in ...

China: the Technological Dragon” – classes reveal how the Chinese State appropriated digital technologies to build an alternative model to the Western neoliberal model Amid the crisis of liberal ...

After 83 people have lost their lives in dubiously legal boat strikes in the Caribbean, some prominent Republican senators ...

The penny was one of the first coins made by the U.S. Mint in 1793, but as of November 2025, it is no longer being produced.

From Trump to Mamdani to Jesse Jackson, Abby Phillip argues that Democratic leaders have failed to understand populism.

The U.S. economy has seen 1.1 million layoffs this year—the most since the Covid-19 pandemic—even as President Donald Trump ...