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What Will It Take To Surpass The Paris Climate Agreement?
After Paris, how do we finish the job? What will take to go beyond the initial carbon cutting pledges and ensure we limit the global temperature rise to 2˚C? Robert Pollin has the answer.
We Won't Improve Education By Making Teachers Hate Their Jobs
Teacher shortages are spiking and job dissatisfaction among teachers is at an all-time high. Now a new survey points to another contributor to low teacher morale: their evaluations.
Clinton Must Toughen Up On Trade To Be Ready To Face Trump
Clinton needs to make clear statements – no hedging – in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership and other similar trade agreements and policies. And she has to mean it.
Progressive Caucus Beats Republicans At Their Own Game
On the issues that rank-and-file GOP voters purport to care about most – economic growth, debt reduction, national defense – the Progressive Caucus People's Budget contains the most serious and effective policies available.
Progressive Breakfast
Sanders Keeps Going Sanders campaign insists it still has a winning path. Strategist Tad Devine on MSNBC: "We think we can win more states. We think we can win more delegates. We think we can prove to Democratic leadership that he is the best possible candidate for a...
Truth And Consequences in Flint, And Beyond
In one day of the three-year-old Flint, Mich., water contamination crisis, a Flint truth-teller is honored, three officials face criminal charges, and demands continue for more truth-telling and accountability.
Why Isn’t Everyone In Favor of Taxing Financial Speculation?
Even though it’s an excellent idea championed by a major candidate, a financial transactions tax isn’t being discussed this election year because Wall Street won’t abide it.
Is The Paris Climate Agreement Too Little Too Late?
We should celebrate how much we have been able to accomplish, but with our eyes wide open, knowing that there will surely be more we will have to do and more battles to fight.
China Says No To Fixing Steel Problem
China is producing much more steel than the country and the world can use, forcing steel companies in the U.S. and elsewhere to shut down production and lay off workers. They are rejecting calls to stop this overproduction.
Progressive Breakfast
Clinton Eyes General, Sanders Eyes Convention Clinton again tries to pivot to the general election. Bloomberg: "Hillary Clinton's campaign is moving rapidly to set up the infrastructure she'll need for the general election, a process that will unfold mostly behind the...
