Source: The Intercept The 2020 election is the first presidential race with climate at its center. Throughout the Democratic primary, the potential…

Will the financial asset markets deflation soon spill over to the credit system (especially corporate bonds) and accelerate the decline of real economies worldwide in turn?

More and more voters are no longer willing to accept a political status quo that makes doing “everything else” contingent on upholding the dominant economic order

Average working class folks cannot afford to voluntary quarantine themselves. Or to stay home from work for any reason. Even if they have symptoms. They will continue going to work. They have to, in order to economically survive

The fight against global warming has entered a new phase. What strategies will help us halt catastrophe?

In our corporate-run health system, consumer “choices” are shaped entirely by profit-seeking monopolists

A Nevada Culinary Union Member on Why She Supports Bernie Sanders

The French philosopher Jacques Rancière addressed a general assembly of striking railway workers at the Montparnasse train station in Paris

Workers are continuing to organize in the South — and they’re getting the attention of people running for office

A talk in support of Senator Leila De Lima who has been detained in prison for many months on spurious charges of drug trafficking

“I’m going to vote to strike today because we all deserve good jobs, but also because we need these companies to take responsibility for what they do to the planet, and to leave a healthy planet for our children and grandchildren.”

The seven bills would steer US foreign policy towards international norms and remove support for human rights violators. While the chances are slim that these bills will pass, they outline a progressive foreign policy.

Over 570 Groups Endorse Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez’s Fracking Ban Act

The campaign, which has knocked on more than 200,000 doors in Nevada in the past 17 days, is also getting organizing help from two major Latino groups

Is Patriarchy Too Big to Fail?

Protests have brought rail travel in Canada to a standstill and introduced the fight against Coastal GasLink to the broader public

I think of them, and I think of my friend — a parole-violating drug-addicted repeat-offending criminal of no use to the society he lived in — and I know — by God, I know! — which side I’m on.

Democratic candidates offer a wide range of foreign policy views. These won’t decide the election, but they could have a huge post-Trump impact

A new civic group report is calling living conditions ‘harsh’ in California’s high-tech hotspot

New Thinking on the Crisis of Labor