The groundbreaking affordable housing victory in San Francisco could serve as a blueprint for other cities to follow. With nearly 60,000 unoccupied…

Tracing the contours of the Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles’s District 13 cuts an asymmetrical patch from the heart of the Southern California metropolis. The…

The multiple ongoing crises around housing across the United States are actively corroding the lives and livelihoods of millions. When tenants are evicted…

“There are a lot of strong local groups but not a lot of national coordination.”

Source: Truthout The war of aggression that Russia has perpetrated in Ukraine has rightly generated widespread condemnation, both among Russia’s Western critics…

The resurgence of the U.S. union remains nascent, but it’s apparent that — however tentatively — working-class power is beginning to find its footing once again

The will to collective action now reemergent on the campus represents a path toward reversing the trends of exorbitant tuition, an exploited contingent labor pool and the concentration of power in administrative hands

The corporate-backed campaign to recall Seattle’s socialist City Councilor Kshama Sawant, which stretched on for a contentious 16 months, has concluded with a victory for Sawant, who will remain in her seat as the lone leftist of the council

Brown has now proven that, for candidates defeated in a primary, an ascent to power can be continued unbroken — if they’re willing to run against their own party line

The past few years in the United States have seen a historic groundswell of labor actions, coinciding with the highest public favorability toward unions in decades