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The Future of Work, a History

Kevin Baker Politico
America has a long, complicated track record of dreading that robots would take our jobs.

Are the Wars in Syria and Iraq Finally Coming to an End?

Patrick Cockburn CounterPunch
The good news for 2018 is that with the defeat of Isis, the barbarous wars that have torn apart Iraq since 2003 and Syria since 2011 may finally be coming to an end. And now the winners and losers are emerging who will shape the region for decades.

The Free Market Made Us Do It!

Sam Pizzigati Inequality.org
A new global CEO pay comparison, the most dramatic yet, demolishes the standard-issue corporate rationale for America's over-the-top executive compensation.

Tudeh Party of Iran,on the Popular Protest Movement in the Country

Tudeh Party of Iran Solidnet.org
· The broad protest movement of the masses against the dictatorial regime of Iran must be expanded and organised through progressive and national slogans, towards the developing of a united action of various social strata; from the workers and working people to the militant youth, student and women.

The Other Imperiled Immigrants

Manuel Madrid The American Prospect
For no good reason, other than spite and symbolism, Trump goes after Central American immigrants with Temporary Protected Status

‘Every Era Gets the Boswell It Deserves’

Nausicaa Renner and Pete Vernon Columbia Journalism Review
Michael Wolff appears on the Today show on Friday, January 5, 2018
Wolff appears to have played a monster hand of access journalism poker, bluffing his way into the good graces of the administration by attacking mainstream reporters for critical reporting in the early months of the Trump presidency only to rake in the pot by producing a devastating account of those who considered him a sympathetic observer.