Originally published at "the integral economist", this article examines how an 'inverted totalitarianism' has already begun to inroad local communities.
Many female veterans return from their military service with physical and psychological difficulties that make it difficult for them to cope in civilian society– and often lead to homelessness.
Federal aid helped many cash-strapped Americans keep a roof over their heads during the prolonged economic slump, but the number of people living a step away from the streets has grown sharply, researchers reported Wednesday. The estimated U.S.
A new weekly blog, This Week in Poverty, (and related issues), with up-to-date statistics and more. This is a welcome new and important resource, written by Greg Kaufman, writer for The Nation.
California-based commercial real estate investment firm BentleyForbes bought the 55-story tower at the height of the real estate boom for an Atlanta-record $436 million. It has been working to avoid default.
99 Percenters allied to Occupy Wall Street have launched what they call “Occupy The Caucus” to protest against corporate influence in American politics by occupying the offices of various campaign headquarters in the state of Iowa.
Linked file contains two YouTube videos documenting different aspects of this story.
A new Associated Press-GfK poll says a majority of adults believe that President Obama does not deserve a second term, and are evenly divided on whether he will in fact win re-election next year.
Tracking the Occupy movement's inception through the mainstream media's inquiry of, 'What do they want?', this article explores the ground work for a consensus-based response to that question. Adapting a perspective of global vision, "A Leaderless Revolution" take …
WASHINGTON (AP) — Squeezed by rising living costs, a record number of Americans — nearly 1 in 2 — have fallen into poverty or are scraping by on earnings that classify them as low income.
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