Author Peter Frase combines science fiction and Marxist theory to imagine possible outcomes, for better and for worse.

Did the working class see this coming at all?

When Trump's the one spending, Republicans in Congress are happy to sign the check.

As the federal government turns toward nationalism, local governments will become crucial beacons of pluralism.

By not acting on behalf of the nation's struggling workers, the Left will continue to cede the jobs terrain to Donald Trump.

While there's plenty of reason for concern, there are also signs that the president-elect won't be able to stop the advent of a green energy age.

The party of the working class is reaping the harvest of decades of neglect.

The elites who turned a blind eye to an economic cataclysm are now blaming the victims.

The former Democratic presidential candidate understood the needs of working-class voters and people of color, but he was marginalized by party elites. To be viable, the Democratic Party must change.

America lashed out at our economic system, but our new president-elect won't be able to help. Instead, argues Professor Richard Wolff, we must change the way we approach work.