Foreclosure Crisis Hits Home
American News Project
A glimpse at an increasingly common, but rarely documented, tragedy: someone being evicted from their home because of foreclosure.
American News Project
A glimpse at an increasingly common, but rarely documented, tragedy: someone being evicted from their home because of foreclosure.
Nicholas von Hoffman : Labor
In the auto industry's latest trial by fire, Senate Republicans lit the match--and what's left of the economy could go down in flames.
Nicholas von Hoffman
College endowments and workers bear the brunt of hedge fund managers' gambles and private equity takeovers.
The Editors
If the economy continues to deteriorate, the poor won't just always be with us--they'll be us.
Robert Scheer
Two presidents named Bush--aided by Bill Clinton--brought corporate socialism to America. Getting out of the mess they make requires much more than bailouts.
Radio Nation
Can the people who broke the banking system fix it? And is there a way taxpayers could save Motor City while making it green?
VideoNation
Nation Editor Katrina vanden Heuvel discusses strategies for Obama to rebuild the public infrastructure and rethink the stimulus package so Wall Street isn't the only recipient.
John Nichols : US Foreign Policy
Xavier Becerra, Obama's pick for US trade representative, could bring the change working people here and abroad can believe in.
Katha Pollitt : Feminism & Women
Obama should make gender equality a keystone of his presidency--and the economic stimulus is a great place to start.
Alexander Cockburn : India
Why is it so hard for lawmakers, media and moguls to take moral responsibility?
Radio Nation
Howard Zinn, Frances Moore Lappe, Andrea Batista Schlesinger, Eric Schlosser and...FDR himself weigh in on the troubled economy.
Nicholas von Hoffman : Banks & Banking
Forget big bailouts. The fed should finance non-profit state banks like the Bank of North Dakota--no profit means no reason for bankers to misbehave--to get real money to real people in the real economy.
Robert Scheer : Banks & Banking
Obama, who promised change, has put the same old Wall Street hustlers on his economic team. Maybe he could send us an e-mail to explain.
William Greider
Timothy Geithner is responsible for much of the generous deal-making now underway with Wall Street. If Obama's not careful, he will be blamed.
The Editors : Barack Obama Administration
On Day One, Congress must present Obama with a bold stimulus plan focused on putting people to work, rebuilding infrastructure and expanding the productive capacity of the economy.
Mark Engler : Gap Between Wealth & Poverty
Amid the ruins of a new gilded age, the devalued and depressed American people are ready to demand more.
Max Fraser : Ethical Economics
Without a commitment to affordable housing for all, the ownership society remains a myth for many Americans.
William Greider : Barack Obama Administration
Obama's too smart to allow the ideas of the past to define his presidency. Yet Timothy Geithner is an architect and enabler of the unfolding crisis.
Nicholas von Hoffman : Barack Obama Administration
Wall Street was buoyed by the appointment of Timothy Geithner as Treasury Secretary. But that can't offset worries that deflation will compound our economic woes.
William Greider : Banks & Banking
No more free money from Washington. No more masters of the universe. No more business as usual.
Alexander Cockburn : Labor
If America loses its domestic auto industry, 5 percent of the workforce may be on the street. Don't workers need a bailout, too?
Robert Scheer : Barack Obama Administration
Reject the old-boy network whose sexism, stupidity and greed helped drive our current financial crisis. How about Sheila Bair for Treasury Secretary?
Nicholas von Hoffman : General Motors
The bailout should be used to expand unemployment compensation instead of propping up a single, failing corporation.
Nicholas von Hoffman
A little under $300 billion of the $700 billion bailout has been invested, loaned out or lost. And as long as Henry Paulson's in charge, we won't know where it went.
Naomi Klein : Barack Obama Administration
Every sweetheart deal the Bush administration makes threatens to hobble Obama's ability to deliver on his promise of change.