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Rebecca Burns
Donald Trump’s Big Oil bonanza is an environmental disaster — but the industry’s reaction exposes a larger truth about capitalism itself.
Brad Swanson
Why we celebrate May Day
This May Day, support media that serves the working class, not billionaires.
Miles Kampf-Lassin
Viewpoint
Why Mayors Across the Country Are Signing On To a Haymarket Declaration This May Day
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson explains why a coalition of mayors has come together to commemorate the legacy of May Day and defend workers from attacks by the Trump administration.
Brandon Johnson
LaborViewpoint
Mayday, Mayday, May Day
Friday's emergency signal from the working class
Maya Ragsdale
FOIA records obtained by Type Investigations and In These Times raise questions about evidence presented in Prairieland case.
Adam Federman
ViewpointCover Story
The Rupture at Hand
Facing down a billionaire-backed authoritarian blitz, the Left isn't waiting for Democratic elites to join step with the party's base.
Miles Kampf-Lassin
Politics
The Axis of Chaos
The U.S.-Israeli war on Iran is sowing the seeds for state collapse and unending violence across the region.
Alberto Toscano
Labor
The Planes Across the Tarmac
At a civilian airport in a progressive city, the machinery of global war meets the question of who controls infrastructure.
Alex Press
A conversation with professor and economist Richard Wolff on operation "Economic Fury" and the fragility of the petrodollar
Glenn Diesen and Richard D. Wolff
Columnists
South Carolinians Wage May Day Protest of the Israeli Weapons Factory in Their Back Yard
The International Workers’ Day protest targets Elbit America, a subsidiary of the largest weapons company in Israel, now supplying munitions used in Lebanon.
Sarah Lazare
The Legacy of Jewish Worker Organizing That Brought Us to This May Day
A century of Jewish labor organizing centered on solidarity has helped lead us to this moment.
Ann Toback
Remembering Amisha Patel, a Lifelong Organizer for Justice
Amisha Patel was a trailblazing leader in the ongoing fight to transform our city, society and communities for the better. Her legacy will live on in Chicago and beyond.
Madeline Talbott and Keith Kelleher
Why Democratic Socialists Are Taking to the Streets This May Day
The legacy of May Day is a fight for working-class power against the ravages of capitalism. Democratic Socialists of America is organizing to keep that proud tradition alive in 2026.
Will Bloom
U.S.-Israeli War on Iran
ViewpointFeature
As Workers Struggle, Our Political Class Goes All In On a Permanent War State
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Sarah Lazare
Viewpoint
The U.S.-Iran War Is Illegal. Here’s Why That Matters.
If this war continues without accountability, it threatens even more dire consequences in years ahead.
Phyllis Bennis
Viewpoint
Women Pay the Highest Price for U.S. ‘Wars of Liberation’
As an Iraqi, I’ve spent my life fleeing, surviving, and bearing witness to wars justified by lies. In Iran, we’re seeing yet another.
Dena Al-Adeeb
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Remembering Jesse Jackson
Viewpoint
Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Leader Who Fought for Economic Justice, Dies at 84
“His unwavering belief in justice, equality, and love uplifted millions, and we ask you to honor his memory by continuing the fight for the values he lived by,” said Jackson’s family.
Jake Johnson
Viewpoint
Before Bernie, There Was Jesse
For a brief moment 30 years ago, it looked like our first black president would be the leader of a multiracial working-class coalition.
Salim Muwakkil
Feature
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30 years after his first presidential run, Jackson talks Obama, Civil Rights and the black vote.
Joel Bleifuss
ICE OUT!
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House Democrat Says Abolishing ICE Isn’t Enough — DHS Must Go, Too
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Viewpoint
In the Fight Against ICE, Kids Are on the Front Lines
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LaborPodcast
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Maximillian Alvarez
DepartmentsPolitics
I Love You, Madame Librarian
Kurt Vonnegut expresses admiration for one of the last promising places in America for people to feel: libraries and the people who work there.
In These Times Editors
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Antifa Everywhere
As Trump revives the war on terror against domestic opposition, what does antifascism mean?
Alberto Toscano
How Mamdani Won
DispatchPolitics
A Rare and Beautiful Moment In War
Hamilton Nolan
LaborViewpoint
Zohran Mamdani on the Night Shift for Mayor
Luis Feliz Leon
ViewpointPalestinePolitics
How Zohran Mamdani Achieved Escape Velocity from Politics as Usual
Dania Rajendra and Rebecca Vilkomerson
ViewpointPolitics
Zohran Mamdani Can Become Our Generation’s Bernie Sanders
Bhaskar Sunkara
COMICS CURATED BY MATT BORS
An obituary for Dick Cheney in one frame, and other Election Day comics!
Matt Bors, Jen Sorensen, Ruben Bolling, Mattie Lubchansky and Keith Knight
New comics from Mattie Lubchansky, Bianca Xunise, Jen Sorensen and Brian McFadden.
Mattie Lubchansky, Bianca Xunise, Jen Sorensen and Brian McFadden
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PALESTINE
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Why U.S. Labor Has a "Special Responsibility" to Stop Israel's Attacks on Lebanon
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Palestinian Youth Movement Vows to Make Genocide Support Too Costly for Maersk
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Translations
Housing
La Iniciativa de Chicago para Leyes de Desalojos por “Causa Justa”
Rebecca Burns
Housing
Dos Sindicatos de Inquilinos, Una Huelga de Renta
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FeaturePalestine
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U.S. Jewish Institutions Are Purging Their Staffs of Anti-Zionists
Shane Burley
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Why It’s More Important Than Ever To Learn About May Day
A broad coalition is organizing nationwide actions this May Day to support workers’ rights, protect democracy and demand an end to billionaire rule.
Jackson Potter
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Community Persists for USPS Letter Carriers While Conditions Worsen
USPS mail carriers strive to hold onto community relationships as a contract battle looms for the struggling service.
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After Decades of Quiet Rumbling, an Epidemic Is Erupting Among California Stoneworkers
The engineered stone industry is worth nearly $30 billion. But the workers at its core are falling sick and dying from an illness called silicosis. Now these workers—most of whom are young immigrants—are suing manufacturers.
Kayla Yup
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Ai Weiwei on the “Catastrophic Status Quo” of Censorship
Nick Hilden
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