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Two years after members of AFSCME Local 1279 in Jacksonville, Florida, had their union decertified by the state, they have won it back.

Two cutting-edge researchers examine the scourge of anti-science.

Internationalism on the rise

The White House's Office of Management and Budget argues an amendment to a 2019 act would not guarantee furloughed workers post-shutdown pay.

The Debt Collective is leading the charge against the real estate behemoth Equity Residential.

The major cases in October and November address the role of race in elections, conversion therapy and the Trump tariffs. Later cases include campaign finance and transgender sports.

Navi Pillay, the chair of the UN inquiry that found Israel responsible for genocide, says her findings will still stand even if a ceasefire is reached

Scotus is considering Greenlighting Conversion therapy. The science is in: The anti-LGBTQ “treatments” are ineffective and dangerous.

Repression and resistance

Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another deserves all the hype it’s getting. Run, don’t walk, to this thrilling, hilarious, moving, and all too prescient portrait of American radicals on the run from right-wing authoritarians.