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The lack of antitrust action has destroyed an iconic Wisconsin industry and the jobs of its packinghouse workers. The end of Cargill is a canary in the coal mine for the U.S. economy.

The Democratic Party cannot afford to attend to the material needs of its traditional popular base because it is terrified of offending its donor class.

In addition to losing trust in the US, Arab states are rejecting any settlement that doesn't include Palestinian self-determination.

What if court were a place that afforded someone the opportunity for a complete reset, with entryways to jobs, housing, education? What if instead of punishing people who’ve been broken many times over, we helped to heal them?

Gaza flotilla participants, both men and women, young and old, endured an endless succession of criminal actions by Israeli state security officials.

This book, argues reviewer Evans, "describes a number of attempts by ancient people to live outside of the hierarchies, polities and empires familiar from old textbooks."

This proposed NDA is another attempt by the administration to purge the civil service of nonpartisan career employees and replace them with loyalists who won’t speak out against waste, fraud, and abuse.

Toward a unified project of change

In Arizona alone, the number of residents receiving nutrition aid fell 42 percent from July 2025 to January 2026.

The Left needs to show it can deliver bold, ambitious new public services. Zohran Mamdani can transform the Economic Development Corporation into an incubator for public goods that can meet the needs of all New Yorkers.