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Don’t Be Fooled: The TPP Is Not About National Security
This article was first posted at The Globalist. During the 1993 U.S. congressional debate over... more
By Jeff Faux
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The Hairdresser of Plaistow
The happy, often glamorous life of the man who cuts my hair. more
By Jane Miller
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Hedge Funds Have Cost Workers Billions. This is How They’re Fighting Back.
The number of complex investment tools has exploded over the last several decades. Hedge funds,... more
By Spencer McAvoy
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Contract for Disaster: How Privatization Is Killing the Public Sector
Privatization is bad news for federal, state and local government workers, and the communities where... more
By s.e. smith
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On National Security, Trump and Clinton Found Plenty To Agree On
And it's all terrifying. more
By Branko Marcetic
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UPS Has a Racism Problem
This article was first posted at Socialist Worker. Earlier this year, United Parcel... more
By Joe Allen
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A Ballot “Blank-Out” Is Not a Strategy for Black Power
The Black electorate needs to think far beyond November 8—and to lead the progressive electoral movement. more
By Bill Fletcher, Jr.
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This Is the Question That Will Decide the 2016 Election
Clinton talks about incremental change; Trump says the whole system is corrupt. more
By Theo Anderson
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U.S.-led Airstrikes Have Allegedly Killed Over 850 Syrian Civilians. So Where Is the Outrage?
The U.S. apologizes for bombing unintended targets when it’s politically expedient—otherwise, it prefers to remain silent. more
By Charles Davis
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Politics
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Mike Pence Struggles to Defend Donald Trump’s Record
Without the toxic personality of his running mate by his side, Pence seemed naked. more
By Theo Anderson
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The VP Debate: Tyranny of the Boring
Tonight’s vice-presidential debate reminds us of all the boring white men who run America. more
By Kate Aronoff
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How To Vote When There’s No Lesser Evil
On foreign policy, both candidates are bad, but Clinton may be worse. We can't keep supporting militarism out of fear. more
By Leonard C. Goodman
Labor
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Inside DuPont and Monsanto’s Migrant Labor Camps
Our investigation reveals that multibillion-dollar Big Ag corporations routinely use labor recruiters who crowd migrant workers in housing riddled with health and safety violations. more
By Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting
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Killings By Police Haven’t Stopped Mexico’s Movement Against Neoliberal Education Reform
Despite police repression, Mexico's militant teachers union continues to strike and protest. more
By Andalusia Knoll Soloff
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Inside the Corporate Utopias Where Capitalism Rules and Labor Laws Don’t Apply
Our reporters gained access to three of the world’s “special economic zones”—and found paradises for corporations and wastelands for workers’ rights. more
By Matt Kennard and Claire Provost
Culture
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The Hairdresser of Plaistow
The happy, often glamorous life of the man who cuts my hair. more
By Jane Miller
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Should Silicon Valley Really Be Allowed To Decide What Is and Isn’t Hate Speech?
The internet is a bastion of free speech—but that's not always a good thing. more
By Susan J. Douglas
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The Lively Politics of 1930s Art
The exhibit After the Fall reveals the radicalism—and other political views—behind much of the decade’s painting. more
By Alex McLeese
The Movement
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A Ballot “Blank-Out” Is Not a Strategy for Black Power
The Black electorate needs to think far beyond November 8—and to lead the progressive electoral movement. more
By Bill Fletcher, Jr.
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Meet the Berniecrat On Her Way to the U.S. House After One of This Year’s Biggest Progressive Wins
Pramila Jayapal was one of the first down-ballot candidates to receive Bernie Sanders’ endorsement—and now she’s advancing to the November election, where she’s expected to easily win the heavily Democratic district. more
By Rachelle Hampton
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How the U.S. Government Has Used 9/11 to Criminalize People of Color
In the 15 years since the attacks, heightened surveillance and security have cracked down on Muslims and immigrants. more
By Azadeh Shahshahani and Stephanie Guilloud