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Trump Blows

A new comic by Peter Kuper.

Peter Kuper

LaborDispatch

Amazon Workers Keep Walking Out

At a Riverside delivery station, workers have walked out three times since December as they organize without a recognized union.

Alex Press

Viewpoint

Immigrants Aren't Taking Away Our Healthcare—ICE Is

Millions of U.S. residents—including many immigrant families—are set to lose their healthcare under changes coming due to legislation passed under Republicans and the Trump administration. But ICE is being supercharged.

Ramya Gosike

Viewpoint

Cuba Under Siege

Trump’s fuel blockade shows that U.S. imperialism is a policy of extortion and cruelty.

Alberto Toscano

ViewpointPolitics

If You Want to Win Working-Class Votes, Run On Working-Class Issues

A new report lays out how to bridge the educational divide to bring non-college voters into the progressive fold.

Mindy Isser

DispatchHousing

Kingston’s Quiet Rent Revolution

Landlords have spent years ignoring a historic rent reduction. Now, tenants are organizing to get their money back.

Thomas Birmingham

Viewpoint

Bernie Sanders on Why Superintelligent AI Is an Existential Threat That Needs To Be Banned

The rapid development of AI is far outpacing regulation, and experts warn that all of humanity could be under threat. There's no doubt that we need to take a pause.

Bernie Sanders

Viewpoint

Tech Authoritarian Doomsayers

The Silicon Valley hyper-rich elite are aiming to undo democracy—and modern society—for their own profit. The only problem? There are far more of us than them.

Miles Kampf-Lassin

Labor

What Teamsters Class Solidarity Looks Like

Yael Bridge’s new documentary "Who Moves America" about the UPS contract fight offers a window into the the class culture of one of the country’s largest unions.

Luis Feliz Leon

Viewpoint

Elected Officials Are Facing a Reckoning Over Their Collusion with Big AI

Across the country, Americans from all stripes are calling on politicians to dump Big Tech.

Stephanie Jordan and Mary Armas

Viewpoint

9/11/2001: I Was a Freshman in Alabama, I Wore a Hijab

Twenty-five years after Sept. 11, 2001, Gowayed writes that "the hate feels louder than it has ever been, more entitled and more brazen. I’m terrified of what the coming decades will bring."

Heba Gowayed

Viewpoint

25 Years After 9/11, How Do We Build a Movement To Stop Forever Wars?

As Trump wages an unpopular war with Iran, historian Jeremy Varon discusses what we can learn from the movement that turned the tide against the Iraq War.

Mark Engler

Viewpoint

How The War on Terror Continues To Terrorize Communities 25 Years Later

Twenty five years after the 9/11 attacks and the launch of the Global War on Terror, the U.S government continues to expand its tools of repression to further crush dissent.

Tina Al-khersan and Azadeh Shahshahani

Comics

Did We Really Vote a Poop-Flinging Baboon Into the Highest Political Office?

A new comic set on Parallel Earth by Tom Tomorrow.

Tom Tomorrow

LaborPodcast

Train Crashes Destroyed Their Towns. Will Yours Be Next?

Host Maximillian Alvarez sits down with a panel of community members from Lac-Mégantic, Quebec and East Palestine, Ohio to discuss life inside a sacrifice zone.

Maximillian Alvarez

FeatureInvestigation

Found, But Not Rescued

Could migrant deaths in the Mediterranean Sea be prosecuted as crimes against humanity?

Cathy Otten

Departments

Betting on Wildfire and AI's Political Beliefs

A round-up of this month's signs of late stage capitalism and the horrors we're living through.

Miles Kampf-Lassin

Labor

‘Treated Worse Than Cattle’

2,500 Tyson Workers Laid Off, Plant Shutters Overnight.

Caitlyn Clark