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Here Are the “Progressives” Who Watered Down the House Measure Ending Support for the Yemen War
A little-noticed amendment allows for continued U.S. intelligence sharing with Saudi Arabia, undermining the push to halt all U.S. participation in the war. more
By Sarah Lazare and Michael Arria
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Texas Activists Thought They’d Kicked ICE Out of Their County. Then a Secret Deal Happened.
An Austin suburb has become a test of whether ICE and private prison companies can thwart the movement to close local detention centers. more
By David Dayen
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Denver Teachers Went on Strike To Be Able To Live Where They Teach
Update: On Feb. 14, Denver teachers reached a tentative deal with the local school... more
By Kelsey Ray
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Who Will Stand Up for Ilhan Omar?
False charges of anti-Semitism are being used to silence critics of Israel. more
By Nora Barrows-Friedman
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Denver Teacher: I’m On Strike to Build a Nationwide Movement for Public Schools
On February 11, public school teachers in Denver, Colorado went on strike after 15 months of attempted... more
By Hayley Breden in conversation with Michael Arria
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Chicago’s Political Revolution
Social movements ousted Rahm Emanuel. Now they’re taking on the neoliberal machine. more
By Miles Kampf-Lassin
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What the Yellow Vests Have in Common with Occupy
Inside the mass protests that are rocking France. more
By Cole Stangler
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Anchor Workers Are Organizing to Become One of the First Unionized Craft Breweries in the U.S.
After taking their union drive public on Thursday, workers from Anchor Brewing Company, a San... more
By Alex Press
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Amazon Threatens to Cancel New York City Headquarters if It Doesn’t Receive $3 Billion in Subsidies
Fearful of losing nearly $3 billion in subsidies for its expansion in New York City, Amazon... more
By David Dayen
