Under Cover of Mass Death, Cuomo Calls in the Billionaires to Build a High-Tech Dystopia

Big tech’s emerging pandemic shock doctrine demands heavy public subsidies for a no-touch, socially distanced coronavirus future.

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Under Cover of Mass Death, Andrew Cuomo Calls in the Billionaires to Build a High-Tech Dystopia

Naomi Klein

Big tech’s emerging pandemic shock doctrine demands heavy public subsidies for a no-touch, socially distanced coronavirus future.

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Whistleblower Details How Trump’s Bureaucrats Refused to Secure N95 Masks as Pandemic Loomed

Sharon Lerner

The report from Richard Bright reveals a new villain in the tragic saga of the administration’s mismanagement of the coronavirus crisis: Robert Kadlec.

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“Capital in the 21st Century”: Finally, a Movie That Tells the Story of How We Got Into This Mess

Jon Schwarz

Based on the bestseller by Thomas Piketty, this documentary shows how the elite stays in power by shaping the way we think.

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New Jersey’s Cartoonishly Corrupt Democratic Party Is Finally Getting Challenged

Ryan Grim, Akela Lacy

Hector Oseguera, who is challenging Albio Sires for Congress, is part of a wave of challengers taking on the local machine in North Jersey.

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Giant Hospital Corporation Takes Advantage of Coronavirus to Fight Nurses’ Union Drive

Matthew Cunningham-Cook, Jonathan Michels

The megacorporation, which got almost $5 billion in relief funds, hired pricey union-busting consultants to sway the vote.

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Ohio Government Invites Employers to Secretly Report “Work Refusal” Due to Coronavirus

Aída Chávez

Workers who stay home out of concern for unsafe conditions at work may be investigated and potentially stripped of unemployment benefits.

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Republicans Are Using the Coronavirus Crisis to Win Long-Desired Bank Deregulation, Raising Potential for Bank Failures

Lee Fang

GOP lawmakers urged the Federal Reserve and FDIC to loosen regulations put in place after the 2008 crisis. The changes were slipped into the CARES Act.

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With Patents on Coronavirus Medicines, International Drug Companies Will Decide Whether Brazilians Live or Die

Jorge Bermudez, Achal Prabhala

U.S. and European drug companies will hold monopoly power over coronavirus medicines for years — straining health care systems of countries like Brazil.

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Mass Incarceration Poses a Uniquely American Risk in the Coronavirus Pandemic

Alice Speri

The virus has exposed just how deadly prisons and jails are for incarcerated people, and for society at large.

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Four Die-Hard Loyalists Are Enabling Trump’s Apocalyptic Coronavirus Response

James Risen

Kushner, Miller, Pompeo, and Barr are using the nation’s greatest public health crisis in a century to foment hoaxes and punish the president’s enemies.

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Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and the Politics of Sexual Misconduct

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Journalist Melissa Gira Grant and former Nevada Assemblwoman Lucy Flores are this week’s guests.

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Are Trump and the Anti-Lockdown Militias Itching for Violence?

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Armed protesters have shown up at state capitols to protest the ongoing Covid-19 lockdowns. Where will this end?

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Trump Fires Inspector General Ahead of Damning Whistleblower Complaint About Bogus Coronavirus Cures

Wednesday, May 6, 2020

After hyping hydroxychloroquine, the president has now turned his unscientific enthusiasm toward Gilead Sciences' remdesivir. MOST READ Trump Fires Inspector General Ahead of Damning Whistleblower

They Were Warned Not to Take Sick Days

Saturday, May 2, 2020

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Strike, Strike, Strike

Wednesday, April 29, 2020

From renters to essential workers: putting the pressure on politicians and companies to respond MOST READ With Millions Unable to Pay for Housing Next Month, Organizers Plan the Largest Rent Strike in

Can the U.S. Survive Its Narcissus-in-Chief?

Saturday, April 25, 2020

So far, the worst public health crisis in a century has shown that the answer is yes: Americans have overwhelmingly supported state-level efforts to curb the virus. MOST READ Covid-19 Highlights

What to Do About Joe Biden

Wednesday, April 22, 2020

Principled people are right to ring alarms over his record. But it's not honest to imply there would be no difference between a Biden and Trump administration, writes Jeremy Scahill MOST READ The

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