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Deaths like that of Darius Robinso at the hands of prison guards underlie the lethal risk faced by those who are incarcerated.

Workers are picketing Southwest Airlines at 10 airports. Union leaders say that the company has been privileging stockholders at the expense of workers, despite record profits.

A unique community-owned broadband cooperative will free dozens of tiny towns and farms from reliance on slower corporate providers.

In addition, Trump said he would lower corporate tax rates from 40% to 15% - a rate he said punished "companies for making products in America".

Out of touch; Unnoticed; Inside; Over the edge; Ending cute

Adolph Reed on assumptions about black voters, the legacy of the Sanders campaign, and the task ahead.

Unions must expand beyond narrow bargaining to challenge those who hold wealth and power at the highest levels. Most unions are accustomed to bargaining with their direct employers, as they have done for decades. But the financialization of the economy has rendered that structure obsolete. In order to win for workers, unions need to take their demands directly to those who actually have the money and control. They can often be found on Wall Street.

NACLA's editors introduce the latest print issue of the NACLA Report on the Americas - Currency of Death: Unraveling the Political Economy of the Drug Wars.

A new book shows how aggressive policing tactics exasperates structural racism and leads to more violence against marginalized communities.

July 28 Chelsea Manning found out she is yet again being threatened with the possibility of indefinite solitary confinement. In a jarringly callous move, Army officials are charging Chelsea with “offenses” related to her suicide attempt earlier this month. If convicted, her punishment could be indefinite solitary confinement, reclassification into maximum security, and an additional nine years in medium custody. Her chance of parole may be negated.