October 6, 2020 In the past three years, it has so often felt like things were reaching the breaking point. But the image of Trump on the balcony of the White House last night, defiantly taking off his mask as he gasped for breath, truly looked to me like the beginning of the final chapter. Today coronavirus infections continued to mount in the vicinity of the White House. At least 34 people near Trump have contracted the ...
- November 29, 2017Better Markets' Dennis Kelleher answers our questions about the power struggle at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, battling with Wall Street lobbyists on K Street and life in the swamp during the Trump era.
- October 23, 2017A former Democratic operative writes in The New York Times that the party needs to drop FDR-style progressive politics and strengthen ties to Wall Street. He's dead wrong.
- May 3, 2017"Populism" does not equal neofascism — and in losing the distinction between "left" and "right," mainstream media makes a big mistake.
- April 17, 2017Trump’s tax giveaways to Wall Street and other big corporations won’t create good jobs or help Main Street businesses; they’ll just line the pockets of executives.
- February 17, 2017Bankers and the Republicans who listen to them want to undo a number of regulations.
- January 12, 2017Trump's Cabinet of billionaires, business moguls and entertainment personalities brings a new look to who runs our government.
- January 6, 2017The incoming president's trade agenda could focus on manufacturing jobs or enriching corporate America. The smart money is on corporations.
- December 7, 2016The ruthless few are about to assume command.