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Trump is not a new phenomenon. He is the latest, and most aggressive to date, repacking of corporate-radical right attempts to reassert…
The single-payer system looks like the nation’s last hope for a democratic, universal health care solution
Using Russia – yet again – to whitewash our own sins and systemic failures is bad enough. Let’s just hope it doesn’t lead the two countries back into a protracted and devastating Cold War or, worse still, direct military confrontation
By and large, these were men who had voted for Trump, but few of them seemed to really support him in the full sense of the word
Interview about a group combining activism and social work with refugees
This is the beginning of the militarized removal of our communities, of our families, and of our loved ones
If we fail to build mass protest movements, ones that cripple the ability to govern, we will be enslaved
The fact that business executives and military generals no longer require middle-men to negotiate their interests should worry anyone interested in living in a quasi-democratic society
Before, during, and after President Barack Obama’s announcements of closing Guantanamo, it constituted an illegal prison whose guards used and still use torture, human experimentation, murder, secrecy, and lies.
From strikes to sanctuary campaigns, sustained resistance continues to sweep the country
How the U.S. Invaded, Occupied, and Remade Itself
The U.S. intelligence community’s extraordinary campaign of leaks claiming improper ties between President Trump’s team and Russia seeks to ensure a lucrative New Cold War by blocking détente
Interview on a new series that examines indigenous resistance past and present, from the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation’s resistance to the Dakota Access pipeline to “Red Power,” which looks at past indigenous resistance and the evolution of the Red Power Movement
After 105 days on strike, the billionaires – including Donald Trump’s ‘jobs czar’ – won, leaving many Momentive workers unhappy and worried about their futures
In the context of a government that has been elected, protestors must not only bring the machinery to a halt but convince those who operate it that ignoring or repressing them will lead to subsequent political defeat
New kinds of work require new ideas — and new ways of organizing
Along with efforts to guide readers to trustworthy information sources, many branches are working to make themselves ‘sanctuary spaces’ for immigrants
While the far right is on the march globally, there are signs progressives are stirring from their slumber
This is an administration that thrives on turmoil, always an easier place to rule from than order
Scientists must grapple with politics and resist political reaction in order to be more effective







