Future of NAFTA 2.0 Could Turn on Labor Rights
Approving yet another free trade deal with substandard and largely ineffective protections for workers is indefensible.
Policy
Some Leveraging Inspiration from Old Archimedes
If that ancient Greek could move the world, we can certainly move Walmart.
The House Has Gone Democratic. Can the House Now Go Bold?
Vague rhetoric about ‘access to health care’ and ‘good jobs’ won’t challenge the plutocracy that keeps our lives brutal. These proposals could.
Baltimore Voters Stand Up to Water Privatization
In a rare instance of progressive preemption, the city’s voters told private water corporations to leave them alone.
These Ballot Measures Could Bring More Democracy to Your State
Corporate elites are so afraid of democracy that they're actually trying to outlaw it.
Auctioning the American Dream
What’s behind skyrocketing American inequality? Campaign finance rulings may hold some answers.
Black Domestic Workers Call for Pay, Professionalism, and Respect
A new report shines a light on the Durham and Atlanta healthcare workers raising the standards of care in America.
It’s Your Post Office. Keep It.
Take it from a postal worker: If the U.S. sells its public mail service, consumers will lose big time.
Activists Demand Accountability from Kavanaugh
People across the country are demanding accountability from members of an elite class who have long lived by their own set of rules.