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Labor

Why 15,000 Indiana Teachers Just Walked Off the Job

Jeff Schuhrke

Dispatch

Southern Workers Unite Around Medicare for All: “A Tremendous Liberation From Your Boss”

Workers from across the South converged in Charlotte, N.C., on September 21 to kick off a Medicare for All campaign.

Jonathan Michels

Viewpoint

With Net Neutrality Axed, Local Governments Are Racing To Save the Open Internet

Cities and states are leading the way in defending the internet from corporate control.

Victor Pickard and David Elliot Berman

Feature

9 Stats That Show the Tax Code Favors the Ultra-Rich

Without dramatic tax reform, inequality will continue to skyrocket.

Izii Carter

Rural America

To Save Species from Extinction, We Must Consider More than Just Numbers

H. Resit Akcakaya

Labor

The Strike at McDonald’s Is About More Than Fighting Abuse—It’s About Workplace Democracy

Eli Day

Labor

Arkansas Teachers Went On Strike. Here Are the Corporate School Privatizers They’re Up Against.

Gin Armstrong and Derek Seidman

Viewpoint

Centrist Pundits Assume Voters Agree with Them. Polling Tells a Different Story.

Jonathan Chait and Rahm Emanuel get "electability" totally wrong.

Jonathan Cohn

Feature

A Quick Guide to Impeachment, in 10 Numbers

From Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton to the alleged crimes of Donald Trump.

Izii Carter

Feature

MSNBC Is the Most Influential Network Among Liberals—And It’s Ignoring Bernie Sanders

When the network’s primetime pundits do cover Sanders, they cover him more negatively than they do Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden.

Branko Marcetic

Labor

Uber CEO Forgives Saudi Arabia for a Brutal Murder, But Punishes Drivers for Small Errors

Audrey Winn

Feature

Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren Represent Very Different Political Traditions

What actually separates Sanders and Warren in 2020

Leon Fink

Feature

Naomi Klein on Climate Chaos: “I Don’t Think Baby Boomers Did This. I Think Capitalism Did.”

The author and activist weighs in on the presidential race, youth movements and the Right's response to climate change.

Will Meyer

Rural America

The West Must Learn from Indigenous Communities Who Have Lived With Wildfire for Thousands of Years

Kari Marie Norgaard and Sara Worl

Feature

The Real Reason U.S. Media Won’t Call Evo Morales’ Ouster in Bolivia a “Coup”

The Bolivian coup is not a coup—because the United States wanted it to happen.

Alan MacLeod

InvestigationGoodman Institute

Israel’s Scheme To Defund the BDS Movement

Told they are enabling terrorists, banks cut off pro-Palestinian activists.

Alex Kane

Rural America

Regenerative, Organic Agriculture is Essential to Fighting Climate Change

Ronnie Cummins

Labor

Cheerios Picket Line Averted: After Strike Threat, General Mills Workers Win Tentative Agreement

Katie Rose Quandt