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Advice for defeating the authoritarian threat

"The victory of freeing Leonard Peltier is a symbol of our collective strength—and our resistance will never stop," vowed one Indigenous organizer.

5,000 nurses, doctors, midwives, and nurse practitioners walked off the job January 10 in an open-ended strike at Providence Health and Services, the dominant hospital chain in the Pacific Northwest.

Sexual harassment claims involving hosts Skip Bayless and Joy Taylor have become a playground for misogynists online.

We must reimagine our disaster risk finance system so it reduces exposure and provides protection fairly.

A few thoughts on the last day of the old world

Economists have seriously failed the public in important areas over the last three decades. And these failures played a role in fostering the upward redistribution of income over the last four decades. People have a right to be angry.

To mobilize the abandoned working class, we need to revive the idea of solidarity.

In a time of heightened threats to reproductive rights, a women’s health scholar and mother of two comes face to face with her uterus.

As 8,000 employees lost their jobs last month in a cost-cutting reorganization, the Cargill-MacMillan family for the first time since 2019 received profit-sharing payments.