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Labor

Teachers Call Off Work in Philadelphia Contract Campaign

Samantha Winslow

Feature

How Budget Cuts Endanger At-Risk Youth

The budget standoff in Illinois is threatening the state's most vulnerable residents.

In These Times and Kartemquin Films

Labor

First Charter School Teacher Strike in U.S. History Narrowly Averted by Last-Minute Agreement

Jeff Schuhrke

Labor

Interviews for Resistance: Trump’s “Family Leave” Plan Is a Shell Game

Sarah Jaffe

Viewpoint

The Entire Public Sector Is About to Be Put on Trial

The Right's assault on public-sector workers is an assault on the public sector itself.

Naomi Walker

Feature

The Historic Budget Crisis That’s Threatening the Future of Public Colleges and Universities

Illinois’ budget standoff poses an existential threat to public higher education in the state.

In These Times and Kartemquin Films

Rural America

How Chicken Farmers are Getting Clucked in a Supermarket Near You

s.e.smith

Labor

Trumpcare 2.0 Is a Death Bill. It’s Time to Fight for the System We Want.

Meaghan LaSala

Labor

Meet the Workers Who Took Overnight Buses to Bring the Fight for 15 to McDonald’s Stockholders

Stephen Franklin

Viewpoint

Don’t Mine What’s Ours

How a public-lands populism can fight Trump and the GOP.

Dayton Martindale

Culture

How the Threat of Apocalypse Justifies American Empire

A new book argues that in the military's hands, warnings of world's end become self-fulfilling prophecies.

Chris Lehmann

Feature

Puerto Rico’s Longest-Held Political Prisoner Just Walked Out of U.S. Prison

Oscar López Rivera was welcomed home by large crowds in the Chicago neighborhood where he once lived.

Martín Xavi Macías

Rural America

Four Academics from Texas Give Us the Lowdown on Energy Markets

The Conversation

Feature

The Surprising Cross-Partisan Appeal of Single-Payer Healthcare

Where Trump voters and socialists agree.

Theo Anderson

Feature

Anti-Corporate Protesters Drown Out Democratic Party Chair Tom Perez with Chants of “Liar!”

Fault lines in the party were on full display as the California Democratic convention got off to a dramatic start.

Winona Dimeo-Ediger

Viewpoint

As Tensions Flare Between Turkey and the Kurds, the U.S. Backs Both Sides

Negotiations, not more U.S. weapons, are needed to resolve the decades-long conflict.

Patrick Lewis

Feature

A Very Cautious Left Case for Impeachment

Trump must go--and progressives can harness his exodus to build a movement.

Kate Aronoff

Feature

Roger Ailes Is Dead, But the Damage He Did Lives On

The founder and longtime CEO of Fox News helped make U.S. politics more dishonest and cowardly.

Mark Dunbar