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Ronnie Kasrils, head of intelligence during South Africa’s struggle against apartheid, on his revolutionary life and the prospects for the country’s left.

An interview with Ronnie Kasrils Ronnie Kasrils, head of intelligence during South Africa's struggle against apartheid, on his revolutionary life and the prospects for the country's left.

This is the near-dystopian endpoint of the neoliberal city: gargantuan corporations forcing cash-strapped cities to publicly bid against each other with tax breaks, subsidies and crass public relations campaigns

Will Unions be Part of the Solution Or the Problem?

A union of anarchist bakers used their pastries as propaganda, assigning them monikers meant to mock those who opposed their efforts.

Tip theft and other forms of wage theft is already a serious problem, according to the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute. It estimated workers lost more than $50 billion a year in wage theft in 2014, or far more than the cost of robberies, burglaries and other property crimes.

Tuesday is Election Day: the Iranian poet Behzad Molavi reminds us what to do.

They will pay much less while your family could pay much more

The most dramatic and beautiful of writers who caught history -- the history of continents and of half-forgotten figures who struggled for what truly mattered -- in a unique fashion, in passages of hardly a page or more.

It’s in our interest to negotiate, to ratchet down tensions that could lead to an accidental nuclear or conventional war