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Labor Change Will Hurt Workers, Spare Violators
Employers will have far less incentive to comply with an anti-wage theft law under a new Department of Labor rule.
Jul 17, 2025
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The Right to Be Bombarded with B.S.
Lawsuit argues that White House briefings should include sign language interpretation for people who are deaf.
Jul 17, 2025
The New Mason-Dixon Line: How the Ruling on Nationwide Injunctions Takes Us Back to the Past
The Supreme Court’s ruling to curb nationwide injunctions in birthright citizenship cases evokes a time in U.S. history when one’s rights were determined by their geography.
Jul 16, 2025
Michael Ansara’s Legacy of Hope
A new memoir charts a lifetime that spans decades of activism and involvement.
Jul 14, 2025
Firing Line: Robert Greenwald Chronicles the Killing of Combat Correspondents and Children in Gaza
‘Gaza: Journalists Under Fire’ takes viewers beyond the censorship inside the occupied inferno where unprecedented numbers of war reporters have died.
Jul 11, 2025
Why So Many People At My New Jersey Prison Support Trump
Many incarcerated people feel that the convicted felon in the White House is one of them.
Jul 10, 2025