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With confidence in capitalism at a low ebb and millions challenging Thatcher’s legacy, small wonder her heirs refuse to shed light on the savagery used against those who first resisted neoliberalism. The truth of the miners’ strike must be exposed.

Tens of thousands of supporters greet Bolivian ex-president during his triumphant return to Chimoré

The Vermont senator noted that "47% of workers in Georgia make less than $15 an hour and 71% of voters in Georgia support increasing the federal minimum wage."

Despite all of Trump’s machinations, it is extremely unlikely he can find a way to stay in power or stage a coup. Here’s an explanation of why.

Law enforcement organizations have long treated mass incarceration as a job creation program. In 2020, the tide began turning against them.

This "remarkable collection," says reviewer Rader, "is the most inclusive and the most comprehensive anthology of Native American poetry to date."

The world awaits post-Trump shifts * French groups defy terror and Islamophobia * Who took down Golden Dawn?

Labor organizing in California and around the world is pushing platform companies to take extreme measures to defend their exploitative business model.

“There’s a litany of things the Trump administration has done that we have to undo,” said Rep. Andy Levin (D-Mich.), who serves on the House Education and Labor Committee and is a top contender for labor secretary in the Biden administrtation.