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Corporate America Hijacked U.S. Healthcare—and Patients Are Collateral Damage
Over the past several decades, the structure of the U.S. healthcare system has shifted dramatically. What was once a fragmented landscape of independent insurers, pharmacies, hospitals, and providers has increasingly consolidated into a small number of large, vertically integrated corporations. This consolidation has raised important questions about competition, pricing, access to care, and long-term system…
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Militarizing Migration: A Feminist Political Economy and Critical Race Analysis of Large-Scale ICE Enforcement
In 2025–26, the United States stands at a critical juncture in its approach to immigration enforcement. In the contemporary United States, immigration enforcement has undergone a profound transformation. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), originally framed as an administrative agency tasked with enforcing civil immigration law, has expanded into a highly funded, quasi-militarized institution whose reach…