Trillions for Wall Street, pittance for the people
Compared to the scale of the crisis, the stimulus package will be far from enough to give people the kind of relief they need.
US COVID relief package: Too little, too late
After much wrangling, the US Congress managed to pass the a COVID-19 relief package. However, it offers only a pittance at a time when large sections of the population are facing an unprecedented economic crisis
US taxi drivers’ caravan demands a “people’s stimulus”
Dozens of taxi workers from the States of New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland traveled to Washington DC on Thursday, demanding assistance for the taxi industry and better pandemic relief plans
Vaccine rollout battle: First past the post may win major market share
India’s mass vaccination plans may fail if it does not hold open discussions on its plans with health professionals and the people
The US elections: What lies ahead?
Claudia de La Cruz of The People’s Forum and The Popular Education Project talks about the broken US political system, the implications of the support for Trump and the path ahead for people’s movements
2020 Elections: Tale of two Americas
Ben Becker of Breakthrough News discusses the deep social and economic issues affecting millions of Americans in the context of the upcoming elections
US Elections: Neither party is offering anything, not even to their own base
Eugene Puryear from Breakthrough News spoke to Peoples Dispatch about crucial factors that will play a major role in the upcoming elections, but are not being sufficiently highlighted by the mainstream media.
How to make sense of US elections
Who elects the US president? Are there only two candidates? What are the key issues? Here are some important questions about the US elections
Latest US poll stunt proves Uber, Lyft are their own worst political enemies
Ride-hailing has been popular and seemingly has potential, but the public must insist that these companies not profit by shifting all the risk onto their workers and hurting the environment
COVID-19: Is monoclonal antibody therapy really feasible?
In this interview with NewsClick, Dr. Satyajit Rath talks about the limitations of monoclonal antibody therapy
After mass resistance, NYC Mayor halts moving homeless out of Upper West Side
The homeless in NYC’s Upper West Side (UWS) were being forced out of their accommodations because of the thinly veiled class hatred of the residents of the area
COVID-19 vaccine: Emergency use authorization?
Immunologist Dr. Satyajit Rath talks about the decision of the US Food and Drug Administration to declare September 3 as the potential target date for the release of a vaccine for COVID-19
- Carbon emission data during pandemic lockdowns provides insights on challenges ahead
- Greek students and teachers protest militarization of campuses
- Syria demands immediate withdrawal of US forces
- In Pakistan’s North Waziristan, residents take to the streets against murder of doctor
- China sanctions Trump administration officials including Pompeo, Bolton and Bannon
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