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Not TINA (There Is No Alternative) but TAPAS: THERE ARE PLENTY OF ALTERNATIVES
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Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel Laureate in economics, has teamed up with New York Major Bill De Blasio and US Senator Elizabeth Warren to propose a major economic reform agenda for the US. Its focus: Reducing inequality.
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This is a speech given by Senator Elizabeth Warren during a livestream event called "Rewriting the Rules" (hosted by the Roosevelt Institute in Washington DC ...
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At a Roosevelt Institute Event, Warren and economist Joseph Stiglitz hit back on the Trans-Pacific Partnership after Obama's harsh words for the Massachusetts senator.
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The mayor brought his message on income inequality to the nation's capital Tuesday to raise the issue's profile and, some say, his own.
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Senator Warren believes the federal government should not be profiting on interest from student loans.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) appeared on "Conan" on Tuesday night and used the late-night stage to issue a rousing call for a higher minimum wage and to discuss crushing student loan debt.
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Three prominent liberal activists — including the president of a large union — are calling for Elizabeth Warren to challenge Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination, insisting that the Massachusetts senator’s participation in a...
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WASHINGTON — She says she won’t run for president. She might not need to. U.S. Sen.
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A new program rescues students from shady private loans. But what about the shady public loans?
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Elizabeth Warren, hero of the left, may be a professor. But her rhetoric is not what you'd hear in a faculty lounge
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts) talked about the minimum wage and the country's financial problems during a Wednesday night appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman.
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Elizabeth Warren has quite a story to tell. For many years, she was a professor at Harvard Law School. Inside the worlds of academia and Washington policymaking, she was known for her research into the causes and effects of bankruptcy, and for her ultimately futile campaign to block a Republican-driven effort to rewrite the bankruptcy law in favor of big banks and other lenders. Until the 2008 financial crisis, however, Warren was largely unknown to the American public. Then, following the subprime mortgage meltdown, she emerged as a vocal and stinging critic of Wall Street and its political enablers.
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As of Thursday evening, Sen. Elizabeth Warren's new memoir, A Fighting Chance, is the number two best-selling book on Amazon, trailing only Thomas Piketty's Capital In The Twenty-First Century. Michael Lewis' Flash Boys, which exposes the world of high-frequency traders, is number five. Both Capital and A Fighting Chance are also among Barnes & Noble's top five sellers. Rounding out Amazon's top five are John Green's YA hit The Fault In Our Stars and an illustrated Little Golden Book adaptation of Disney's "Frozen." Both books are more representative of typical Amazon best-sellers, which tend to include popular fiction and self-help titles.
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This month Vermont’s Bernie Sanders, the Senate’s only self-described socialist, made a tour of four Southern states that stoked talk of a presidential run. In an interview this week with Salon, Sanders set forth his thinking about why he might take that plunge, and offered assessments of contenders Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren. He also blasted Wal-Mart’s business model, Republicans’ healthcare tactics, and a level of inequality that he warned has brought America to the cusp of oligarchy. A condensed version of our conversation follows.
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According to a 2011 Pew study, Americans under 30 are the only segment of the population to describe themselves as “have nots” rather than “haves.” They are far more likely than older Americans to say that business enjoys more control over their lives than government. And unlike older Americans, who favor capitalism over socialism by roughly 25 points, Millennials, narrowly, favor socialism.
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John Nichols: Why there will be a lot more 'Elizabeth Warren for president' talk Capital Times She ripped Republican governors, objecting to the fact that “in Wisconsin Scott Walker and the Legislature he controls have declared war on working...
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