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Fear and disruption is touching nearly every parent and child in places like Minnesota and Maine. And everyday people who otherwise describe themselves as not especially political are stepping up for their fellow parents and children.

The end of the twentieth century left rural America shell-shocked, and residents reacted accordingly.

An open-ended strike at Kaiser Permanente hospitals in California and Hawaii continued into the second week on Monday, with no resolution yet in sight.

Living in the light and shadow of Stalingrad

How Israel’s war-driven economy, regional realignments, and Netanyahu’s push for military independence are ushering in a new period of Israeli expansionism in its quest for regional dominance.

Can the Young Wrest This Nation from the Clutches of Full-Throated Authoritarianism?

To understand the brutality in Minneapolis, look to the agency that has a history of fomenting it.

Physician Abdul El-Sayed, one of the most prominent advocates of Medicare for All, is now running for US Senate in Michigan. Jacobin spoke to him about his campaign and the continuing fight for single-payer health care.

The net is tightening

As the musical version of the notoriously gory book returns to the stage, its tale of 80s yuppie nihilism feels more relevant than ever in the era of Andrew Tate, Trump and tech bros