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Labor

Graduate Workers Are Going to Fight Like Hell to Stop the Trump NLRB’s New Rule

Jeff Schuhrke

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Defending Immigrants When Their Landlords Use ICE Against Them

Here's how Illinois tenants are fighting back.

Elizabeth King

Viewpoint

Bernie Sanders to Chicago Teachers: Worker Militancy Is Key to Fighting the Corporate Elite

At a raucous rally on Tuesday, Sanders stood with Chicago teachers who are on the verge of another citywide strike.

Miles Kampf-Lassin

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What the Media Gets Wrong About Antifa

Antifa's decades-long history shows the movement runs deeper than a few vegan milkshakes.

In These Times Editors

Labor

Trump’s New Labor Pick Eugene Scalia Will Be a Catastrophe For Workers Rights

Heidi Shierholz, Lynn Rhinehart, Celine McNicholas

Viewpoint

How the U.S. Left Should Approach China

From trade policy to Hong Kong, progressives must oppose xenophobia and nationalism while advancing labor and human rights.

Tobita Chow

Viewpoint

The “Democratic” in DSA

The Democratic Socialists of America recommitted itself to using “elections, public offices and legislation” to build support for democratic socialist ideas.

Joel Bleifuss

Labor

When It Comes to Bereavement Leave, the U.S. Is Unspeakably Cruel

Julianne Tveten

Culture

A CAP Analyst’s Red-Baiting Book Accidentally Makes the Case for Socialism

Warren advisor Ganesh Sitaraman and Yale Law School professor Anne L. Alstott bend over backward to fix capitalism. And prove they can’t.

Phyllis Eckhaus

Viewpoint

The Shocking Lack of Diversity on State Supreme Courts

White male-dominated courts are a threat to judicial impartiality—and to democracy.

Daniel Fernandez

Viewpoint

Bill McKibben: Today Could Mark the Largest Day of Climate Action in Planetary History

Why students and workers across the globe are going on a climate strike.

Bill McKibben

Labor

The Unions Backing Friday’s Global Climate Strike—And What It Means

Sarah Lazare

Rural America

Can the Corporate Takeover of Dairy Farms be Stopped?

John Ikerd

Viewpoint

Don’t Buy Greenland—Buy Greyhound

The bus company is for sale. The federal government should nationalize it and expand its low-carbon, affordable services.

Joel M. Batterman

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Which Candidates’ Climate Plans Put Justice First? We Break It Down.

Several Democratic contenders offer ambitious proposals to support workers and communities of color.

Christine MacDonald

Feature

How Dare Samantha Power Scrub the Yemen War From Her Memoir

Power backed the disastrous U.S. intervention in Yemen. But you wouldn't know that from reading her much-lauded memoir.

Shireen Al-Adeimi

Labor

The Strike Against General Motors Is One Front in a Much Larger Class War

Sean Crawford and Maximillian Alvarez

Labor

GM Just Took Away Our Insurance, But They Can’t Stop Our Strike

Steve Frisque, interview by Sarah Lahm