In cities where people are desperate for housing, why are there still empty properties?
The city’s 3,000 teachers walked off the job to demand higher pay, smaller classes and more school resources.
In America’s ‘hottest housing market’, one woman’s fight to keep her home has become a rallying cry against the displacement of communities of color.
Demonstrators protest Mayor Libby Schaaf's new policy banning nighttime street protests.
The recent declaration of "war" by the NYPD police union shows how the police are a political institution who do not simply follow orders from elected leaders. A similar revolt occurred among Oakland police during Occupy Oakland.
The Great Recession may be over, but every night people are sleeping on benches or in makeshift shelters. Here are a few of their stories.
Across the country, for the past several months, workers have been walking out of McDonalds, K.F.C.s and other fast-food companies, calling for a fifteen-dollar hourly wage. Fast-food companies say that this is unrealistic. Raise the hourly wage to fifteen dollars per hour, they argue, and local franchises, many of them operating with small profit margins, will either fail or have to lay off employees.
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