'Don't Let the Door Hit You': Elon Musk Wants Out of Twitter Deal

The oligarch said he was bailing on the $44 billion deal because the social media giant was in "material breach" of the agreement.

by Brett Wilkins

Biodiversity Destruction Imperils Natural Species Crucial to Humanity's Survival

"Without wild species, our whole planet unravels," said one scientist in response to new U.N.-backed report.

by Julia Conley

Economists Say Slowing Wage Growth Means Fed Must Pump Brakes on Rate Hikes

"The Fed's plans for aggressive rate hikes were based on a concern for a 1970s-type wage-price spiral," noted one expert. "It is impossible to have a wage-price spiral when wage growth is slowing."

by Jake Johnson

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• Wisconsin Supreme Court Pushes Trump's Big Lie in Ruling Banning Most Ballot Drop Boxes

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War Scars the Earth. To Heal, We Must Cultivate Hope, Not Harm

The persistence of militarism is promoted by so-called "realists"—and they are leading us to collective suicide.

by Kathy Kelly, Matt Gannon

Let's Be Clear: The Battle Before Us Is Democracy vs. Autocracy

America needs a national pro-democracy movement to stop the anti-democracy movement now underway.

by Robert Reich

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell speaks to Congress

New Jobs Report Shows Fed Should Halt Harmful Rate Hikes

Wage growth is clearly decelerating, which is enormously consequential for fed policy.

by Heidi Shierholz