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How Movement Organizers In Office Are Responding to the Rise of Authoritarianism

Elected leaders with Local Progress discuss how they are moving progressive policy forward while defending against the assaults of the Trump administration.

Michael Whitesides

LaborFeature

Visible and Invisible: How ICE Is Terrorizing Chicago’s Working Class

Fear, panic, hiding for days—this is the experience of families under assault by the Trump Administration

Sarah Lazare

Politics

What Socialism Got Right

Writing "The Red Riviera" taught me that even flawed socialist systems offered insights into equality, solidarity, and the dignity of everyday life.

Kristen R. Ghodsee

LaborDepartments

Labor Solidarity Defends Against Deportations

In 1978, immigrants won a long fight with U.S. Border Patrol after a raid meant to union-bust.

In These Times Editors

Podcast

Trump Cuts Leave VA Hospital Nurses and Veteran Patients in a Crisis

Already burdened by years of funding cuts and understaffing, registered nurses who work at Veterans Health Administration facilities across the country are facing a crisis as the impact of the Trump administration’s cuts to the federal workforce take effect.

Maximillian Alvarez

ViewpointPalestine

Mamdani Won. Now What?

After two years of a genocide committed by the Israeli government in Gaza, Israel’s grip on the political narrative is slipping.

Nashwa Bawab

ViewpointDispatchClimate

COP30 Isn't a Failure — It's a Farce

Why these climate summits can't solve the crisis—and why we should support Indigenous land struggles instead.

Peter Gelderloos

Viewpoint

The Shutdown May Be Over, But Millions Are Still Set to Lose Food Stamps

Trump and the GOP's "Big Beautiful Bill" passed earlier this year includes the largest cuts to SNAP in history. And those cuts are starting now.

Reyanna James

ViewpointPolitics

The Mamdani Freak-Out

With its hyperfocus on NYC mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and left anti-Zionism, the right-wing Jewish establishment is revealing just how antidemocratic it is.

Dania Rajendra

Politics

Deportee Attempts Suicide as U.S.–Ghana Transfer Deal Unravels

Secret third-country deportation agreements leave West African migrants in danger, with some sent back to countries where they fear torture or death, despite U.S. assurances.

Adam Mahoney

Culture

Cultural Preservation as Resistance

A tribute concert for the late Lebanese artist Ziad Rahbani celebrates SWANA creativity and liberation.

Yasmin Zacaria Mikhaiel

InterviewClimate

The Overshoot Presidency and the State of Climate Politics

Scholars Andreas Malm and Wim Carton on how tech fixes to the climate crisis delay the confrontation with fossil capital.

Alberto Toscano

LaborPodcast

Facing Unprecedented Labor Violations, Starbucks Workers Overwhelmingly Agree to Strike Indefinitely

Unfair wages, chronic understaffing and hundreds of ULPs have led to a Starbucks Workers United super-majority vote to strike.

Maximillian Alvarez

Viewpoint

Why is Mainstream Media Ignoring Overtly Racist Attacks on Mamdani from Congressional Republicans?

Non-stop Islamophobic vitriol, threats of deportation, and virtually no coverage from CNN, NBC, CBS, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal or The Washington Post.

Adam Johnson

Palestine

This Is What Genocide Looks Like When Silicon Valley Writes the Brochure

Corporate, tech oligarchs are providing the infrastructure for and profiting off genocide in Gaza. But accountability is closer than you think.

Ramah Kudaimi and Evan Sutton

PalestinePodcast

“I Dream of Seeing My Country Free and Safe.”

Mohammed Abutawila gave Working People an on-the-ground update from Gaza a month after the supposed ceasefire began.

Maximillian Alvarez

Labor

Starbucks Workers Have Launched a Nationwide Strike and Consumer Boycott of the Coffee Chain

As its workers fight for a living wage and demand that the company address hundreds of labor violation complaints, Starbucks Workers United says it’s prepared for the “biggest and longest” strike in the company’s history.

Stephen Prager

Viewpoint

Trump’s Kill Zone in the Caribbean Is an Escalation of the Never-ending U.S. Drug War

The strikes on boats near Venezuela mark a new phase in a murderous war on Latin America that has been waged by 10 U.S. presidents.

Greg Grandin