Latin America is moving away from socialism after years of economic erosion and growing disillusionment with state-led ...

The resolution is not a "red scare" dog whistle, as the editorial asserts. Rather, it appeals to the intelligence of ...

Socialism is making a comeback, according to friend and foe alike. A new NBC poll now suggests that a majority of registered voters don’t like capitalism. A Gallup poll in September also found that ...

Socialism always fails. Look at Venezuela, the richest country in Latin America about 40 years ago. Now people there face ...

As in most industrialized nations, the history of socialism in America is tightly interwoven with that of the labor movement. The legal rights and protections that workers count on today are in large ...

Generation poll says, “College students prefer socialism to capitalism.” Why? Because they believe absurd myths. Like the ...

Two decades ago, democratic socialism was rising in Latin America. The so-called "pink tide" swept leftist leaders into power in Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia.

When one boxer dominates another, it’s easy to see. When one economic system dominates another, it can be harder to discern. But two countries in South America offer a compelling contrast. Venezuela ...

A Gallup poll in September also found that support for capitalism was slipping. A Data for Progress poll around the same time showed that — after asking some decidedly leading questions about ...