The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover
Labor
The Super Bowl Is Taking Over Minneapolis and Residents Are Mad as Hell
Sarah Lahm
Labor
That Time When Virginia Woolf Called for Wages for Housework
Dayton Martindale
Labor
Remembering the First Communist-Led U.S. Textile Strike, 92 Years On
Catherine A. Paul
Labor
These Teachers Banded Together to Protect a Student From Deportation—And Won
Andrew Willis Garcés
Labor
Is Your Pension Fund Plundering Puerto Rico?
Ethan Corey
Labor
No, Pensions Aren’t All Collapsing, and We Don’t Need To Scrap Them
Max B. Sawicky
Labor
Meet the Grassroots Organizers Who Stood Up Against ICE’s 7-Eleven Raids
Charles Davis
Labor
Modern Capitalism Has Opened a Major New Front for Strike Actions: Logistics
Kim Moody
Feature
Bernie Sanders Just Sidestepped Corporate Media to Promote Medicare for All to 1 Million Viewers
The democratic socialist senator’s town hall on universal healthcare marks a new phase in the political revolution.
Theo Anderson
Labor
Hondurans Are Out on a One-Week General Strike. Their Grievance? A U.S.-Backed Dictatorship.
Jeff Abbott
Feature
Democratic Leaders Sold Out DACA Recipients. Maybe It’s Time for Voters to Replace Them.
By negotiating a government funding deal with no protections for immigrants, top Democrats made a strong case for why the party's activist base should be able to replace them with new leadership.
Kate Aronoff
Feature
The Planet Is Burning and Neoliberalism Is Not the Answer
Why market-based solutions like cap-and-trade aren't progressive.
Scott Edwards
Culture
Does the Natural World Needs Its Own Bill of Rights?
Why environmentalists are working to grant rivers and mountains legal status.
Dayton Martindale
Rural America
Cattle Rancher to Cliven Bundy: You Steal from All of Us and Shouldn’t Be Welcomed in Montana
Nick Siebrasse
Feature
The Next Steps for the Women’s March? Moving a Progressive Agenda.
After year one of the Trump presidency, women are furious. Now, many are asking where we go from here.
Jordan Sarti and Hannah Steinkopf-Frank
Feature
Wall Street Isn’t the Answer to the Pension Crisis. Expanding Social Security Is.
The economic fate of workers shouldn't be tied to a stock market that rewards assaults on the working class.
Doug Henwood and Liza Featherstone
Labor
Trump NLRB Appointee Behind Major Anti-Union Ruling Accused of Corruption
Bruce Vail
Labor
In 2017, 82% of New Wealth Went to the Top 1%—While the Poor Got Nothing
Jon Queally
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