This will be short and sweet. And no Claude or Mimi didn't contribute to this piece. I'm currently sitting in the car next to my Dad who is faithfully driving us both up to Orlando as I bang away at my trusty steed of a laptop, technically my Macbook (yes... See more
By Joshua Scheer onScheerPost Public money should build affordable housing, support small businesses and repair the infrastructure communities depend on. But when governments borrow to meet those needs, private lenders collect interest payments that can b... See more
October 22–24 gathering intends to catalyze the national movement to create public banks in American cities, regions and states; October 24 public event and press conference features costumed Colonial Town Crier reading 'Declaration of Financial Independe... See more
A recent New York Times editorial by Tim Wu, a former antitrust adviser for the Biden administration, caught my eye for the criticism it leveled at Democrats for making affordability a central issue ahead of the midterm elections. Wu contends that the par... See more
For centuries, the lands stretching from the Levant to the Persian Gulf have been subjected to a strange form of conceptual alchemy. Driven by Western Orientalist scholarship, colonial cartography and modern geopolitical agendas, the dynamic, pluralistic ... See more