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Republicans grapple with internal divide over Obamacare credits
The party realizes it could face political disaster if it lets the Democrat-passed subsidies expire entirely.
Meet The Democratic Insurgents Fighting To Save Their Party
Three upstart candidates have bold plans to win back working-class voters and fix the Democratic Party.
Mehdi Hasan’s Zeteo wants to take on Politico Playbook from the left
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Japanese prime minister resigns, takes fall for disappointing elections
Shigeru Ishiba's resignation came amid internal party pressure following a poor performance in July's legislative elections.
Russia launches largest attack of war, strikes Ukraine government building
Drones also hit residential buildings in Kyiv; Ukraine’s president called the attack “vile.”
The Politics of the PMC
The “professional-managerial class” (PMC) has become a staple of political debate on the Left. In this episode of Confronting Capitalism, Vivek Chibber explains why the PMC is better understood as a heterogeneous layer within capitalism rather than a distinct class, how and why the middle strata have expanded, and what has pushed so many professionals […]
How National Self-Sufficiency Became a Goal of the Right
Although the “liberation day” measures of April 2024 were hardly a surprise, they still prompted a global stock market crash and volatility on the US bond market. They also exposed a rift among Donald Trump’s entourage. The tech tycoon Elon Musk, a short-lived addition to Trumpism’s libertarian wing, derided trade czar Peter Navarro as being […]
Britain’s Trade Unions Are Turning on Keir Starmer
Just over a year into Keir Starmer’s premiership, things are not looking well for the former human rights lawyer. His term so far has been characterized by scandals around lobbying and by the rise of the far right both electorally and on the streets, not to mention spending cuts that many of his backbenchers opposed […]
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