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VW’s Company Union Can’t Attract Even 15 Percent of Workers
Tennessee’s infamous anti-union union is fading away for lack of members. Will Volkswagen... more
By Chris Brooks
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Walmart, Nike and Others Decline to Back $40 Monthly Wage Hike in Cambodia’s Garment Industry
Major Western retailers sourcing clothing from Cambodia—a country marked by authoritarian rule and... more
By Cole Stangler
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Meet the Baltimore Activists Trying to Stop the Next Oil Train Explosion
Baltimore residents campaign against the rail transport of highly flammable crude oil through residential neighborhoods. more
By Bruce Vail
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Wells Fargo Shows Exactly How Structural Racism Works
The company’s history offers a glimpse into the gears of structural racism and the broader culture of corruption within the banking industry. more
By Theo Anderson
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Nationwide Prison Strike Against “Slavery in America” Rolls On—Despite Media Blackout
This article was first posted at Truthout. The first national prison labor strike in US... more
By James Kilgore
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Millennials Arrested at Paul Ryan’s Office, Demanding He Denouce Trump
“Hillary isn’t my candidate, but I will not feed Donald Trump. It’s by desperation that she’s getting my vote,” says one protester. more
By Kate Aronoff
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Why Today’s Neoliberal Global Order Is Incompatible With Democracy
A new book by Jerry Harris explores the transformation of global capitalism and its implications. more
By Bill Fletcher, Jr.
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The Biggest Israel Aid Deal in History Will Bolster Occupation and the U.S. Defense Industry
A U.S. $38 billion aid package to Israel continues a special relationship of war profiteering. more
By Max Ajl
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We Are Workers: The Case Against Grad Student Exceptionalism in the UAW
Unionization is surging among faculty, staff, and graduate student workers at public and private universities.... more
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Politics
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Millennials Arrested at Paul Ryan’s Office, Demanding He Denouce Trump
“Hillary isn’t my candidate, but I will not feed Donald Trump. It’s by desperation that she’s getting my vote,” says one protester. more
By Kate Aronoff
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The Biggest Israel Aid Deal in History Will Bolster Occupation and the U.S. Defense Industry
A U.S. $38 billion aid package to Israel continues a special relationship of war profiteering. more
By Max Ajl
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House Republicans Are Trying to Quash the Investigation of Exxon’s Climate Cover-Up
The climate action groups and state Attorneys General leading the charge against Exxon are now facing subpoenas. more
By Kate Aronoff
Labor
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Inside DuPont and Monsanto’s Migrant Labor Camps
Our investigation reveals that multibillion-dollar Big Ag corporations routinely use labor recruiters who crowd migrant workers in housing riddled with health and safety violations. more
By Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting
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Killings By Police Haven’t Stopped Mexico’s Movement Against Neoliberal Education Reform
Despite police repression, Mexico's militant teachers union continues to strike and protest. more
By Andalusia Knoll Soloff
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Inside the Corporate Utopias Where Capitalism Rules and Labor Laws Don’t Apply
Our reporters gained access to three of the world’s “special economic zones”—and found paradises for corporations and wastelands for workers’ rights. more
By Matt Kennard and Claire Provost
Culture
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Should Silicon Valley Really Be Allowed To Decide What Is and Isn’t Hate Speech?
The internet is a bastion of free speech—but that's not always a good thing. more
By Susan J. Douglas
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The Lively Politics of 1930s Art
The exhibit After the Fall reveals the radicalism—and other political views—behind much of the decade’s painting. more
By Alex McLeese
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From Collection to Community: The Transformation of Detroit’s Iconic, 30-Year Public Art Project
The Heidelberg Project is being partly dismantled, but hopes to live on as an artistic community. more
By Leyland DeVito
The Movement
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How the U.S. Government Has Used 9/11 to Criminalize People of Color
In the 15 years since the attacks, heightened surveillance and security have cracked down on Muslims and immigrants. more
By Azadeh Shahshahani and Stephanie Guilloud
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BREAKING: Obama Administration Steps In to Halt Dakota Access Pipeline—For Now
After months of protest by Native tribes, the federal government has issued an order to stop the pipeline, reversing a judge's ruling made earlier in the day. more
By Kate Aronoff
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In the War Against Climate Change, Physics Isn’t the Enemy—It’s Corporations and the Far Right
Bill McKibben wants a World War II-style mobilization against climate change. But if it's a war, it's a class war. more
By Kate Aronoff
