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Britain’s June 8 general election race is tightening between Labour and Tories and how the mainstream British media is losing credibility in the process
It’s about what we can achieve together
Kimberly Ellis’s loss to a Clinton democrat for chair of the state party by only 62 votes shows strength of the Sanders movement
Journalists are increasingly targeted as enemies of the state
The fight for Chair of the California Democratic Party reflects a much larger struggle within the party between progressives and corporate Democrats
Interview on Donald Trump, populism in Europe and Julian Assange
Jeremy Corbyn’s new “For the Many, Not the Few” manifesto puts sweeping progressive change on the table, much to the chagrin of the British political and media establishment
MIT Students Demand Divestment From Prison Profiteering Corporations
These stories show why Labour must transform and rebuild Britain so that no one and no community is left behind
The Venezuelan government’s call for a constitutional assembly is a positive step for breaking the political deadlock, but it still won’t solve the country’s most pressing problems
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