Since the 2016 election, we’ve talked with 300,000 voters to understand their attitudes, concerns, sources of information, and what approaches and arguments they find persuasive. Here’s what we found

FSSAI equates bad fats which are unfit for eating with good fats necessary for health

Federal agency scientists have been personally attacked and censored and reassigned to meaningless tasks not affiliated with their expertise and prevented from attending crucial conferences. Funding for science has been slashed

AMLO put forth a truly left program

Thousands of teachers gathered in Pittsburgh to discuss plan of action for new school year after strikes over pay and conditions

Activists and politicians want a total overhaul of immigration enforcement—but do we have a real plan?

Power holders do not operate in a vacuum, they rely on various factors and pillars to maintain their power. Each of these factors are opportunities for resistance

The most the discourse-degrading feature of Twitter is how it makes deliberate distortions uniquely easy and effective

The more that right-wing groups spend to drive teachers from their unions, the harder educators fight back—and the more they are running for office

The main demands of the nurses are safe-staffing levels and competitive wages needed to recruit and retain a well-trained, competent staff

The message many poor whites are receiving is that if you’re poor, you’re a loser and a parasite

Neoliberalism cannot survive except through authoritarianism and repression

“The Old Order Is Disappearing”

Engaging with this book will help each of us further think out what we want to see in the future

According to the authors, keeping Mexico “open for business” for “foreign investors” should be a priority, a call for maintaining the economic status quo in a country where nearly half the population lives below the poverty line

What is new, complements of Bernie Sanders and the last five years‘ activism is that such people no longer avoid the label socialist

Humans as “Animals,” Then and Now

Germany’s politicians played the chicken game last week, testing which party, Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union or its Bavarian “sister party”, Horst Seehofer’s Christian Social Union, would be the first to swerve

La Garganta Poderosa: Community-Managed Magazine is the Voice of Argentina’s Slums

Ex-Teamster Boots Riley Tackles Telemarketing And its Discontents