Caleb Crowder is a Media Relations Associate at the Institute for Policy Studies. His work focuses on a variety of topics including politics, human rights, and social justice issues. Caleb's articles provide insightful analysis and aim to shed light on the impact of policies and actions on various communities.
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Caleb Crowder's articles primarily cover government and politics, world affairs, culture and society. His coverage frequently cites data, focuses on legal policy regulation, and highlights government announcements.
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By: Caleb Crowder
. Governments may fail to adequately respond to the needs of the people, but we can collectively work to meet each other's needs through solidarity and
By: Caleb Crowder
The good times — for America's super wealthy — are now rolling way past good. Our richest have in 2024 enjoyed their best year ever. No other nation's deepest pockets…
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The rapid growth of artificial intelligence systems is precipitating an environmentally problematic spike in data center construction.
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Our year-end review of 10 of the most inspiring inequality wins, from union drives to fair taxes to consumer protection.
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Time to Boycott the US?
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It was a great year for billionaires in America — although their ranks held steady, their wealth grew dramatically.
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Progressives are feeling down after 2024, and for good reason. But our country isn’t lost — only our leaders are.
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Our wealthiest have never been wealthier. And now they have Trump back. The new year has begun with old news: The world is continuing to become colossally more unequal — with the United States leading the way.
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Billionaire investment gains that don’t escape tax entirely end up taxed far more lightly than most Americans realize. A ‘Billionaires Income Tax’ could fix that.
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After over a year of genocide, more Americans than ever are calling for an end to US military backing of Israel.
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