To win back power, Democrats must organize themselves against oligarchy—and that means rejecting the latest shoddy centrist recommendations. Last week, WelcomePAC released “Deciding to Win,” a 59-page ...

Progressive Democrats adopt the term "Epstein Class" to replace "The 1%" as midterms approach, but Rep. Ro Khanna struggles ...

Class-war rhetoric from Democratic candidates jams working-class voters into a prefabricated progressive agenda.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., implied that CBS was part of an "oligarchy" of powerful companies controlling the U.S. economy and media while appearing on one of the network's flagship broadcasts. During ...

Housing is foundational. Without a stable shelter, participation in civic life is impossible. Yet the United States, among the wealthiest nations in history, has engineered a chronic shortage of ...

It’s time to break up Big Media, Big Tech, and the finance system that binds them together. There’s a corrupt schemer born every minute, and US history is filled with presidents who have pressured ...

So, Labor Day morning, I decided to get out of the house for a little bit – a chance to clear my head from all the crap happening – and check out refrigerators on sale at Lowe's. On the way there, I ...

[Usama Malik wrote this article shortly after the 2024 US presidential election. Although it does not reflect post-inauguration events, Fair Observer believes the analysis remains insightful and ...

We should first define oligarchy: As a noun, it refers to a small group of people having control over a country, organization or institution. Sanders and AOC refer to billionaires running our country, ...

In response to Trump’s electoral victory in the USA Bernie Saunders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez launched their ‘Fighting Oligarchy’ tour, a welcome step in the fightback against Trump. On 12 April ...

Democrats are embroiled in a debate over using the term “oligarchy” to describe the Trump administration — not whether they think the description is accurate, but whether Americans are familiar enough ...