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Make Elizabeth Warren Hate Again

We don't just need Elizabeth Warren's ideas. We need her rage.

Moe Tkacik

Labor

Why May Day Continues to Capture the Hearts and Imaginations of Workers

Raechel Anne Jolie

Labor

Will the Teacher Strike Wave Hit Mississippi?

Michael Arria

Dispatch

We Desperately Need Medicare for All. These 10 Statistics Prove It.

As the House Rules Committee officially begins discussing Medicare for All, here’s a reminder of the disastrous state of American healthcare.

In These Times Staff

Dispatch

The Cooperative Acupuncture Clinics Popping Up in Middle America

With skyrocketing healthcare costs, residents of Middle America are turning to acupuncture.

Valerie Vande Panne

Feature

Honoring the Workers Killed on the Job

From wildfires to construction sites, a year in California workplace deaths.

Amy DePaul

Dispatch

Vermonters Marched 65 Miles for Climate Justice

Vermont could become the first state to ban future fossil fuel infrastructure

Olivia Box

Feature

Biden Says He’s the Workers’ Candidate, But He Has Worked To Cut Medicare and Social Security

The universal retirement programs are Biden’s go-to sacrificial lambs.

Branko Marcetic

Labor

Black Workers Say Walmart’s Background Checks Are Racially Discriminatory

Rebecca Burns

Feature

How a New Generation of Socialists Can Win Power (While Avoiding the Mistakes of the Past)

In his new book The Socialist Manifesto, Bhaskar Sunkara lays out a compelling vision for how today's socialists can forge a political path to power in the 21st Century.

Kristen R. Ghodsee

Feature

What Will Our Climate-Ravaged World Look Like by 2049?

An author imagines how our lives will have changed in 30 years—and what we will have lost.

Meera Subramanian

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Is Amazon Violating U.S. Antitrust Laws? This Law Student Thinks He Has Evidence.

Amazon's reports of low--or zero--profits have long raised suspicions that it's selling below cost to build a global monopoly.

David Dayen

Feature

These 2020 Candidates Are the Darlings of Wall Street. The Numbers Are Proof.

Cory Booker, Kamala Harris and Kirsten Gillibrand are among the top beneficiaries of Wall Street money, despite their rhetoric about regulating the banking industry.

Branko Marcetic