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Maine Becomes the First State To Test Ranked-Choice Voting

Progressives vote for their favorite candidates without the fear of spoilers.

Julia Conley

Labor

Boeing Workers in S.C. Have Finally Unionized. But Trump’s Labor Board Could Kibosh It.

Michael Arria

Viewpoint

The GOP Wants To Open the American Dream to the Poor, By Taking Away Their Food

By cutting food stamps and instituting work-for-food requirements, Republicans say they are creating a land of opportunity.

Joel Bleifuss

Labor

For Big Corporations Like Walmart, Wage Theft Penalties Are Just the Price of Doing Business

Sasha Kramer

Culture

We’re Still Locking Up the Mentally Ill

When the only prescription is jail time.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Rural America

Plant a Tree: A Native Community Takes a Step to Reverse Climate Change

Stephanie Woodard

Feature

California’s Left Swing Is Very Good News for Progressives Nationwide

Tuesday's primaries show that from universal healthcare to early childhood education and taxing the wealthy, progressives are winning the battle of ideas in the Democratic Party.

Theo Anderson

Labor

Over 90% of UPS Teamsters Just Voted to Strike

Joe Allen

Feature

Never Mind the Wall—They’re Building Warehouses for Immigrant Children

The newest plank of immigration enforcement? Piling children into overcrowded detention centers.

Peter Certo

Feature

Why We Should Be Alarmed That Israeli Forces and U.S. Police Are Training Together

Black and Palestinian activists speak out about a dangerous pattern.

Domenica Ghanem

Dispatch

Summer Lee’s Plan To Bring Democratic Socialism to Pennsylvania

“That we have not just revolted is crazy to me.”

Mitchell Stewart

Labor

Rank-and-File Union Members Are Leading Another Massive Strike. This Time It’s AT&T Workers.

Rebecca Burns

Labor

The Chicago Tribune Is Finally Union as the Media Organizing Wave Intensifies

Stephen Franklin

Feature

An Immigration Lawyer Explains What’s Really Happening with Family Separation

A conversation with Eve Stotland, director of legal services for The Door.

Sarah Jaffe

Viewpoint

It’s Time to Put Israel on Trial

The court of public opinion isn't enough. Israel's leaders should face charges in The Hague.

Joel Bleifuss

Viewpoint

Before Bernie, There Was Jesse

For a brief moment 30 years ago, it looked like our first black president would be the leader of a multiracial working-class coalition.

Salim Muwakkil

Rural America

Like Fracking, Factory Farms Are Profitable and Ecologically Insane

Wenonah Hauter

Labor

How the NFL Players’ Union Can Block the League’s New Ban on Protests

Kathy Wilkes