The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover
Feature
How an Investigative Journalism Center Helped Oust Puerto Rican Gov. Rosselló
In an interview, Carla Minet, executive director of the Centro de Periodismo Investigativo, explains how her team's work shined a light on government corruption and helped fuel mass protests.
Fernando Tormos-Aponte
Feature
The Democrats’ New Favorite Dog Whistle: Invoking the “Heartland”
Pundits and 2020 hopefuls are using nebulous notions of the Midwest to launder their own prejudice.
Michael Arria
Feature
Warren and Sanders Say We Need a “Right To Repair” Tractors. Here’s Why That’s Important.
From John Deere to Apple, corporations try to prevent you from fixing your own stuff. But a growing movement is pushing back.
In These Times Editors
Viewpoint
McKinsey and Company Is an Elitist Cult. Why Is Buttigieg Defending It?
The management consultancy firm is "the single greatest legitimizer of mass layoffs." And its alumni are loyal for life.
Nathan Robinson
Viewpoint
CNN Should Have Asked About Ranked-Choice Voting. It’s Not Too Late.
For bold policy solutions to have a chance, we first need voting reform.
Adam Ginsburg, FairVote
Viewpoint
Corporate Democrats Have Been in the Driver’s Seat for 30 Years. Not Anymore.
In Tuesday’s debate, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren obliterated the corporate Democratic Party consensus. It’s about damn time.
Branko Marcetic
Feature
Debate Protesters Push Candidates To “Make Detroit the Engine of a Green New Deal”
Activists outside the Detroit debate say that climate policy should put polluted and disinvested communities first.
Christine MacDonald
Feature
Biden, Buttigieg and Harris Rewarded by Industry for Waffling on Medicare for All
Sanders and Warren voiced unequivocal support for single-payer. Health insurance and pharma execs showered money on their opponents.
Anna Attie
Labor
Inside the Bitter Battle to Defend Workers and Patients at a Low-Income Clinic
Nan Levinson
Feature
The Global Crackdown On BDS Is Not About Solidarity with Jews
An increasingly international campaign to tar the BDS movement as “anti-Semitic” comes as Israel’s staunchest global defenders are increasingly anti-Semites themselves.
Rachel Hodes
Labor
Hong Kong Protesters and Militant Chinese Workers Point the Way to a New Kind of Internationalism
Michelle Chen
Feature
100 Years Ago, Farmers and Socialists Established the Country’s First Modern Public Bank
North Dakota's radical history carries valuable lessons for today's public banking movement.
Thomas M. Hanna and Adam Simpson
Feature
I Went to a Climate Change Denial Conference. It Made Even Less Sense Than You’d Think.
Panelists at the Heartland Institute's Thursday gathering agree you should stop worrying about climate change. They just can't agree on why.
Christine MacDonald
Labor
The First Labor Plans of the 2020 Race Just Dropped. Here’s What to Make of Them.
Shaun Richman
Labor
Trump’s New Labor Sec Pick Eugene Scalia Is an Enemy of Working People
Meagan Day
Culture
How a Sewer Socialist City May Push Democrats Left in 2020
When presidential hopefuls arrive in Milwaukee for the 2020 Democratic National Convention, they must choose whether to embrace the city’s socialist history, or run from it.
Lindsey Anderson
Viewpoint
The Protests in Puerto Rico Against Gov. Rosselló Are About Life and Death
The ongoing protests in Puerto Rico are not just about profane chat messages—they are a response to a broader crisis of violence, degradation and exploitation.
Marisol LeBrón
Labor
The Just Transition for Coal Workers Can Start Now. Colorado Is Showing How.
Rachel M. Cohen
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