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‘The Economy Breaks Down on Day One of a Rail Strike’
Rail workers are preparing to vote down an agreement that narrowly averted a work stoppage in September. Read more
Oct 27, 2022
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The Supreme Court’s Obsession with Whitewashed History
Influenced by the far-right originalist doctrine, the conservative-controlled Supreme Court is poised to plunge us back decades. Read more
Nov 29, 2022
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America’s ‘Zero’ Strategy
Scores of huge corporations—which have been enjoying record profits—have paid nothing in federal income tax over the past few years. Read more
Dec 2, 2022
Spencer Means
The New School Staff Are Still Striking for a Fair Deal
With contract negotiations in limbo, part-time faculty have shut down the private, liberal university in New York until they get a living wage and healthcare coverage. Read more
Dec 2, 2022
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Libraries: Where Abortion Access and Book Bans Collide
As digital access to information on reproductive health care becomes riskier, libraries should be safe havens—not targets. Read more
Nov 28, 2022
Thanksgiving for Billionaires
As we revel in the joy and wonder of Thanksgiving, let us be particularly thankful that a good number of billionaires are making asses of themselves. Read more
Nov 26, 2022
Senate Democrats
Unequal Justice: Will Merrick Garland and Jack Smith Succeed Where Bill Barr and Robert Mueller Failed?
A new Justice Department special counsel has been appointed to investigate Trump. Can this one deliver? Read more
Nov 23, 2022
