One of the long-running show's biggest villains didn't earn her redemption.
Poet Sonia Sanchez asks the obvious question: man or beast?
Reviewer Steigmann-Gall considers what took so long for so many, including some left wing public intellectuals, to publicly acknowledge that Trumpism is fascism.
Jesse Armstrong continues being one of the best at making ice-cold comedy from an "eat the rich" mindset.
Economic concerns are starting to affect consumer spending, from snack consumption to travel plans.
Poet and environmentalist Charles Finn imagines a regime that respects the world and all its creatures.
Labor
Harry Braverman’s arguments in his classic book Labor and Monopoly Capital presciently forecasted much of our present labor regime — and can help us move beyond it.
If people understand the issues and have given a president a clear mandate for universal Medicare, they have some ability to push recalcitrant senators and Congresspeople.
Some states are already modeling Project 2025 proposals to allow states to “opt out” of federal labor laws
The practice of solidarity, the practice of coalition, those two practices are going to be critically important for how we withstand these moments. But not just for survival – to make a better path forward. Survival is one thing; living is another.
Is the purpose of organizing to increase union membership, or is it to rebuild a working-class movement that can effectively make life better for the vast majority of working people?
“When we’re regularly struggling with what we feel are inadequate staffing levels, it is difficult to care for our patients to the degree we believe they deserve,” said nurse Gianna Pomponi, who works in the adult intensive care unit.
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters its third year, Ukraine’s left-wing community is continuing its work fighting both neoliberalism and Russian aggression.
Driverless trucks just hit the highway in Texas. Truckers warn, “your job could be next.”
Colossal Biosciences recently claimed to have brought dire wolves back from extinction. They didn't. Here's why.
Featuring street parades, hip-hop dancers, a giant inflatable chicken, Mexican celebrities, and a funky Latin-pop beat that slaps harder than a NAFTA renegotiation
“TACO,” which stands for “Trump Always Chickens Out,” has been making the rounds on Wall Street
Wired Editor Katie Knibbs interviews Bluesky CEO Jay Graber.
There's a cynical strategy: the government could be about to break up Facebook’s empire. Zuck needs Trump to stop it.
We all know Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection, right? But what about his lesser-know theory of evolution: sexual selection?
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