Stories by Nicholas von Hoffman
Nicholas Von Hoffman is a columnist for the New York Observer and is the author, most recently, of "Hoax" (Nation Books, 2004).
A new book on plight of white-collar and blue-collar workers lays bare how the American dream is now out of the reach of tens of millions.
Posted on Jun 9, 2008
Call it a subdued, bankerly freakout.
Posted on May 14, 2008
Those who aren't bitter and/or angry at this point are simply not paying attention.
Posted on Apr 17, 2008
As the crisis continues on Wall Street, is it too much to ask McCain, Clinton and Obama to address economic reality?
Posted on Mar 17, 2008
As the US economy sickens, foreign governments are on a shopping spree, scooping up bargains paid for by sovereign wealth funds.
Posted on Dec 10, 2007
Our unabated appetite for gas-guzzling cars and the wrongheaded belief that ethanol is the answer means pricey milk for everyone.
Posted on Jul 20, 2007
Al Gore is a man with something to say -- it is not just rhetoric -- he's got a plan.
Posted on Apr 2, 2007
Buchanan, Harding, Nixon, Dubya ...? Much more fun than your high school History class, this year's President's Day tribute is to the very worst of them.
Posted on Feb 19, 2007
Congress should levy a 'Victory Over Terror' tax on the superrich which would expire once our troops are safely home.
Posted on Jan 12, 2007
History shows that inflation and the cost of war go hand in hand -- and Iraq is no different.
Posted on Jul 10, 2006
If students during the '60s had been saddled with the debts our present-day young people carry, there might not have been a civil rights movement.
Posted on Mar 23, 2006
Before Air America and Democracy Radio it was a settled truth that talk-radio was right-wing territory. But in some form or other, progressive talk is here to stay.
Posted on May 9, 2005
I support the troops and my son. But what he needs is equipment, training, and the full support of the military that sent him to Iraq.
Posted on Jun 15, 2004
David Brooks' latest book is a celebration of a conservative vision of the great American middle class: all mindless consumption and mediocrity.
Posted on Jun 7, 2004
By the time the American army stepped into Iraq, the difference in world view between the United States and everybody else was immense. Why were Americans so taken in by Bush's big lie?
Posted on May 23, 2004
