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In Vineland, Thomas Pynchon's dour 1990 novel, the author of Gravity’s Rainbow anticipated a United States where all available definitions of freedom are channeled through security apparatuses understood as the greatest good. Sound familiar?

IndustriALL general secretary Valter Sanches explains what trade unions can do to tackle abuses stretching across international supply chains

By choice and by law, high court justices in those places work together to render consensus-based decisions.

"This effort has one goal: silence, criminalize, and penalize Floridians who want to see justice for Black lives," said ACLU of Florida executive director Micah Kubic.

The California Department of Education is developing the nation’s first statewide ethnic studies curriculum model.

Donald Trump tries to portray himself as pro-worker. Nowhere is this absurdity better exposed than in the decisions of his National Labor Relations Board, which have over and over again favored bosses rather than workers.

This new book analyzes the history of the intertwined relationship in the United States between Christianity and white supremacy.

Unions are uncommon in the ad industry. But the disappearance of thousands of agency jobs in the pandemic and agencies’ growing use of AI to perform tasks like media planning and buying, and market research, could make unionization more appealing,

PI Council Member Noam Chomsky’s keynote speech at the Progressive International’s inaugural summit.