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Minneapolis poet/lawyer Michel Steven Krug captures the uneasy mood of these political times, the degradation of democracy, its vulnerability.

The pandemic has shown us how antiquated our leave policies are and how dearly they have cost us.

​“The only way to make a change is to pressure these people into understanding that we aren’t … animals to control at their will.”

Mr. August and Mr. Steier said the Chief would publish a new stream of national labor coverage early next year, and Mr. August said he hoped to eventually double the paper’s staff, which now stands at three reporters.

Rooney examines meaning, art, friendship, and the price of fame through the story of two couples.

The new Showtime documentary 'Attica' covers the 1971 Attica uprising. Award-winning filmmaker Stanley Nelson talks to Jacobin about the revolt and the state massacre that slaughtered prisoners and ended a movement for human dignity.

Baltimore Museum of Art workers are unionizing for livable wages, staff advancement, health and safety.

Upside Foods, which cannot yet legally sell its cultured meat, is ready to grow chicken for the masses, up to 400,000 pounds yearly.

With prospects dimming for national Democrats to wield power, the time is ripe for the party to go local.

Multilevel marketing is a scam. But thanks to protection by political elites and well-funded industry propaganda, it keeps growing. Cracking down on it would be as simple as enforcing the laws against fraud — if only the political will could be found