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By completely rewiring the network of animal viruses, climate change is creating a new age of infectious dangers.

Will the social necessity for the state "wither away"?

Amazon, Starbucks—and the National Guard? Politicized mission and bad conditions push soldiers to join the Texas State Employees Union

When we think, write, and act alongside movements, we help disrupt the everyday violence of law and imagine more radical transformation.

A new bill tries to claw back authority given to the executive branch on debt cancellation.

The Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee, a partnership between socialists and the United Electrical Workers union, is trying to be at the heart of a new mass labor resurgence. Their success could help millions of workers.

The new Apple TV+ show’s take on capitalism draws similarities to today’s fight for labor rights.

In many states, people held without a felony conviction are eligible to vote—but confusion, fear, and a long list of logistical complications often stand in their way.

Nearly 300,000 workers in Arkansas and an estimated 677,000 in Missouri would stand to see their pay rise if minimum wage ballot initiatives are successful on November 6.

Workers in the berry fields of the United States and Mexico have the same transnational employers. Now, farmworker unions in those two nations have begun to work together.