Billionaires Are Buying Your Hospitals. The 99% are Taking the Power Back.
At a People’s Summit during the G20 leaders meeting in South Africa, activists challenged health care profiteering and other ills of a global economy for the 1%.
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Get on the Job and Organize: A Q&A with Jaz Brisack
The labor organizer at the core of the Starbucks Workers United campaign wants a braver labor movement.
Donald Trump, Union Buster
Trump's second term in office has been an all-out assault on organized labor.
American Taxpayers are Subsidizing Big Oil’s Extraction Abroad
A new report details how fossil fuel lobbyists have won huge U.S. tax giveaways.
This Black Friday Weekend, Skip Amazon
The e-commerce giant is powering ICE’s deportation raids while profiting handsomely from Trump administration contracts.
The Global Majority Have Answers to the Inequality Crisis. G20 Leaders Must Listen.
As world leaders meet behind closed doors, a People’s Summit of global grassroots activists is showcasing solutions for the 99%.
The Government Shutdown Has Made a Bad Situation in Alabama Even Worse
My community in Alabama relies on SNAP to put food on the table, but our problems won't go away even if funding is restored.
An Alternative Vision for the Future of Tech and Work: A First Look at Labor’s AI Values
A new report details how unions are responding to AI in the workplace.
Milei Prevailed in Argentina’s Midterms Despite Economic and Political Problems
His far-right party's success in local elections is part of a broader reorganization of global capital.
Can the G20 Do More Than Serve Markets and Investors?
World leaders heading to the G20 summit should use this rare multilateral space to advance a more equitable and sustainable global economy.
Not Just Immigration Raids: Latino Workers Are Suffering from GOP Tax Policy as Well
Job growth in industries with heavy Latino representation has collapsed in the first eight months of Trump's second term.
Child Care Can Be Free and Universal
In most of the country, child care is too expensive for families and pays too little for providers. New Mexico is fixing that — and all states should follow.