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Montana Has an Ambitious Plan To End Dark Money in Elections

Sonali Kolhatkar Truthout
Montana’s amendment doesn’t aim to overturn the Citizens United ruling. If passed, it would merely render the ruling ineffective within Montana because businesses operating in the state would have to abide by its definition of corporations.

Americans Are Abandoning the Communal Meal

Meagan Day Jacobin magazine
Consuming food all by oneself is an anomaly in the history of human civilization, a deviation from millennia of tradition. And more and more Americans are doing it.

Indiana Casino Dealers Are Bringing Back the Recognition Strike

Alexandra Bradbury Labor Notes
Ninety years ago, a recognition strike was the main way to unionize. "Everyone keeps asking if we're scared," said striking casino dealer Tera Arnold. "I’ve never been so not scared of anything in my life. I feel powerful."

Trump’s Epstein Humiliation Grows

William Kristol The Bulwark
The president saw defeat and ran. But that doesn’t mean the fight over releasing the files is over.

This Week in Peoples’ History, Nov 19–25, 2025

Image of martyred IWW organizer Joe Hill
Don’t Mourn, Organize! (1915), There Is an Importatnt Lesson in the Anti-Racist Organizing of 1835, Women Rise Up Angry Against Police Sexism (1980), Judge Slams Homophobic Police (1955), Deadly Brutality Backfires (1960)

Coalition Socialism

Chris Maisano Dissent Magazine
The intertwined relationship between liberalism and socialism offers important lessons for today’s fractious intra-left fights.