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Dave Zirin’s extraordinary new book is devoted to telling how a star athlete “taking a knee” inspired young athletes across the country to join a historic social movement.

Labor unrest, European elections, signs of a people's war in Myanmar, and a left perspective on vaxxing

A Court that used to prize careful deliberation now seems to care more about making big change quickly.

Four Afghan women who sought refuge in America talk about their lives now and everything they gave up.

Governor Gavin Newsom will remain in office, but GOP attempts to undermine elections aren’t going anywhere.

At the University of Iowa, faculty are forbidden from asking students to wear masks in classrooms or offices.

Aftershocks 9/11/01, international attacks on abortion rights, and “The Activist” - the reality show

As we approach the 20th anniversary of 9/11, U.S. citizens must insist on paying reparations and choose to lay aside the cruel futility of our forever wars.

When Chile’s generals overthrew Salvador Allende on September 11, 1973, Britain’s Tories welcomed the coup as good news for investors. But British trade unions worked to block trade with the newly empowered Chilean fascists.

Figures released by Census Bureau showing drop in poverty rate to 9.1% bolster arguments about effectiveness of state intervention