Marx Was Right: Five Surprising Ways Karl Marx Predicted 2014. From the iPhone 5S to corporate globalization, modern life is full of evidence of Marx's foresight. By Sean McElwee.

Michael R. Strain is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. Updated October 23, 2014, 3:55 PM Charles Dickens was at the height of his fame in 1849 when Karl Marx moved to London ...

Terry Eagleton’s new book, Why Marx Was Right, proves Leszek Kolakowski’s thesis that Marxism belongs to the realm of redemptive religion, not science. But even the literary critic Eagleton ...

This list of Marxism's shortcomings is common coinage, and Eagleton offers convincing counterarguments. But he also makes an underlying critique of the critics that is signaled in the clever title: ...

The “Right Here Waiting” hitmaker finished the song before tearing into the chatterbox. Springfield, 74, was happy to have his fellow musicians back, chiming in to let Marx know he’s dealt ...

Marx would argue that the right has simply been focusing on the wrong elites. Despite Trump’s populist message, his cabinet ...

Richard Marx opens up to PEOPLE about his collaboration with Keith Urban on 'One Day Longer,' which they wrote years ago.

To name alienation is to echo Marx. This is not to say that Marx was right about everything or that a communist revolution is needed, but alienation remains a significant social problem.

To be fair, Cramer isn’t the only right-winger to be a bit confused on this point. ... Marx vs. Putin.

Everyone knows Richard Marx for his own solo hits like “Don’t Mean Nothing” and “Right Here Waiting,” but many listeners don’t realize just how many hit songs he’s created.

Marx is known for hits such as “Right Here Waiting for You,” “Don’t Mean Nothing,” and “Endless Summer Night.” In a 2012 post on his website, Marx discussed his feelings about Jones.