Nation Topics - Corporate Welfare | The Nation

Think of Iraq as the AIG of wars, only this bailout is still going on.

Jobs are not jobs unless workers can live off of their wages in a way that does not trap them in eternal poverty. 

It’s time to recognize limited liability for what it is: a subsidy for corporations paid by those hurt by malfeasance.

Congress should allow tax deductions for incentive pay schemes only if they distribute the rewards to the majority of workers.

Hotshot CEOs should be required to play by the same rules as small business owners, who have a personal stake in the companies they run.

In the foreclosure scandal, the crooks are still calling the shots.

Over the past decade, the Justice Department has gone soft on corporate crime.

In Griftopia Matt Taibbi argues that America has been corrupted by the merger of crime and policy, of stealing and government.

The Obama administration, unwilling to confront Wall Street, surrendered the substance as well as the rhetoric of a meaningful populist response to the faux insurgents of the Tea Party.

The Obama Administration, unwilling to confront Wall Street, surrendered the substance as well as the rhetoric of a meaningful populist response to the faux insurgents of the Tea Party.