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Brazilian Workers Are Rising Up Against a Bill That Threatens Basic Labor Rights

Michael Fox

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The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Just Won’t Die

New Zealand and other signatories are quietly reviving the neoliberal trade deal, confident the political winds in the U.S. will shift.

Branko Marcetic

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Jeremy Corbyn and Labour May Just Upend British Politics from the Left

No matter the outcome, Corbyn has surprised his critics and built a stronger opposition.

Richard Seymour

Labor

Trump Wants To Privatize Air Traffic Control. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

Shaun Richman

Viewpoint

The Most Radical Aspect of Jeremy Corbyn’s Program? Democratizing the Economy

A report from the Labour Party outlines plans to democratize models of ownership.

Michal Rozworski

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Activist from Afro-Colombian Strike Demands Minister of the Interior “Stop Killing Black People”

In viral video, Isaías Cifuentes declares, “We are here reclaiming our dignity.”

Sarah Lazare

Viewpoint

10 Years Ago, Connecticut Got Big Money Out of Its Elections. Now Democrats Are Gutting the Program.

The landmark public financing system is under threat.

Adam Eichen

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Sanders Backers Plant Left-Wing Flag in the Massachusetts Democratic Party

The state’s party just passed an incredibly progressive platform.

Theo Anderson

Labor

Interviews for Resistance: Disrupting the System by Demanding Healthcare as a Human Right

Sarah Jaffe

Labor

Trump Talks a Big Infrastructure Game But His Budget Tells a Different Story

Josh Bivens and Hunter Blair

Rural America

The USDA’s Organic Seal Should Not (and Must Not) Apply to Hydroponics

Linley Dixon

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Don’t Retweet Lloyd Blankfein

Goldman Sachs CEOs are not your friends—even if they believe in climate change.

Kate Aronoff

Labor

Veteran Organizer Gives Inside Look at the First $15 Minimum Wage Campaign

Jonathan Timm

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Don’t Blame Montana Voters for Quist’s Loss: Blame the Frailty of Our Democracy

The Montana race exposed the structural impediments to progressive politics.

Joseph Bullington

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The Portland Killings Show Why We Need a Robust Antifascist Movement

It is time to find common cause in anti-fascist action. The stakes couldn't be higher.

Alexander Reid Ross

Rural America

“I’m as Poor as Shit”: A Look at Downward Mobility in Lancaster, Ohio

Lauren Kaori Gurley

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A Climate Scientist On Why Trump Pulling Out of the Paris Accord Won’t Be the End of the World

Trump's announcement certainly is not good, but all hope may not be lost.

Kate Aronoff

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An Unelected Board May Be Implementing Austerity in a City Near You

Fiscal control boards are taking control over the finances of cities across the United States.

Joel Cintrón Arbasetti and Carla Minet