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WWII Sparked Anti-Fascist Ideas Among War Workers. What Lessons Can We Learn?
Historian Tejasvi Nagaraja explains how wartime mobilization generated wider organizing around labor, race, and empire.
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Paulo Freire’s Revolutionary Approach to Literacy Still Threatens Those in Power
The new documentary Reading the World reveals how teaching literacy in Brazil became a struggle for political power.
Impeachment Won’t Undo Hegseth’s Christian Nationalist Remake of Defense Dept
As calls for his impeachment mount, Hegseth is further entrenching his violent legacy of Christian supremacy and sexism.
“Green Economic Populism” Candidates Won 39 Out of 56 Races for Congress
Support for climate action tied to the economy was also visible in the results of state-level ballot initiatives.
Trump Administration Seeks to Strip 6.3 Million More People of SNAP Food Aid
The proposed rule change comes as 34 percent of Americans report that they are suffering from food insecurity.
7 in 10 Americans — Including Majority of Republicans — Want Iran War to End
Emerging leader Sen. Chris Van Hollen says he is refusing to fund the government next month until the war is defunded.
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“The Time Is Now for Change”: Sanders Says He Won’t Back Schumer for Leader
Emerging leader Sen. Chris Van Hollen says he is refusing to fund the government next month until the war is defunded.
Outgoing GOP Texas Lt. Gov. Wants to Limit His Democratic Successor’s Powers
Texas Republicans could convene a special session, voting to limit Democrats’ executive powers before they are sworn in.
Trump Calls Immigration Policy “Too Tough,” Then Promotes Stephen Miller
The new chief of staff has shaped some of Trump’s most draconian immigration policies, including family separation.
Aggression Against Iran Has Been Bipartisan. Will Midterm Results Change That?
The US and Israel repeatedly subverted Iranian sovereignty, threatened nuclear war, and destabilized the Middle East.
Israel Is Rapidly Turning the “Yellow Line” Into a Permanent Border in Gaza
Israel is building an earthen wall along the line that marks the ever-expanding territory within Gaza that it controls.
As AI Threatens Tech Workers, Their Workplaces Become Sites of Class Struggle
We must develop new modes of organizing that go beyond a narrow focus on labor law and shop floor issues.
Global Youth Rising Up Know There’s No Democracy Without Economic Justice
Youth around the world are rising up against capitalism and for democracy.
AI Companies Are Preying on Under-Resourced Schools, Students Say
Poorer schools are being lured into spending their limited funds on AI tech in the face of chronic understaffing.
2026 Elections
After Elections, CoreCivic Urges ICE to “Move Quickly” on Finalizing Contracts
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In Letter, 600,000-Member Machinists Union Urges Schumer to Step Aside
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Trump Revives Election Fraud Claims Days After Pledging to Accept Midterms
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Mississippi Ballot Monitors Say They’re Being Shut Out of Vote Counting
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Petition Urging Dems to Reject Jeffries as House Speaker Passes 1M Signatures
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Van Hollen, Khanna Launch Effort to Cut Trump Off From Funding His War on Iran
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AIPAC Has Lost Over 30 of Its Midterm Races So Far, In Sign of Major Shift
“Elections are not material changes — they are promissory notes that the future may be different. Until January 3, we live under the same dangerous authoritarian government, even if the atmosphere has changed.”
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Voting Wrongs
Early Voting Surge Signals Trump’s Voter Suppression Efforts Are Floundering
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Meet the Rich and Powerful Entities Aiming to Defeat the Rising Electoral Left
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Trump Says He’ll Accept Midterm Results If He Deems Them “Honest”
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Courts Reject Trump’s Attempt at Deploying ICE to Intimidate Voters
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Thwarted in Courts, Trump DOJ Increases Pressure on States to Obtain Voter Rolls
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Trump Blocks International Board From Conducting Oversight of Midterm Elections
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Trump’s Final Battle to Sabotage the Midterms