California Can Lead a Just Climate Transition
A new report from the UAW calls for a green industrial policy in the Golden State.
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Five Questions for Chuck Collins About His New Book
A discussion with the author of Burned by Billionaires on why the ultra-rich demand our attention.
The Good and Bad of Amazon’s ‘Dark Patterns’ Settlement
The government's deal with Amazon skips over what could have been a valuable case for regulators and the public.
When Far-Right Voters Learn Wage Inequality Facts, Their Support for Policy Solutions Jumps
A new study of voters in the United States and five other countries finds that those on the far right become much more supportive of redistributive policies when they know the true extent of the wage gap problem.
Ten Ways You Are Being Burned by Billionaires
Wealth concentration affects your life, whether you realize it or not.
Can Democrats Win Back Rust Belt Voters?
New research from the Center for Working-Class Politics shows that economic populists are popular, but the Democratic label is a drag.
America Is Overdue for a General Strike
Workers have the power to bring the whole economy to a halt. Will they use it?
Fighting for Fair and Fast Contracts
Federal legislation guaranteeing faster labor contracts would empower nurses like us in first contract negotiations.
Communities Pay the Price for ‘Free’ AI Tools
AI data centers produce massive noise pollution, use huge amounts of water, and keep us hooked on fossil fuels.
Billionaire Wealth Concentration Is Even Worse than You Imagine
The share of U.S. wealth held by the top 0.1 percent has grown nearly 60 percent since 1989.
We Closed JFK8 After a Sewage Pipe Burst, One of Many Victories for Amazon Teamsters This Year
Collective action is needed to improve working conditions at America’s second-largest private employer.
Don’t Let Wall Street Gamble with Your Golden Years
Private equity firms want your retirement savings — and the Trump administration wants to help them.