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The US holiday Labor Day is a joke. Again there will be no visible strikes and no muscle-flexing by the labor movement.

We are faced by difficult choices we are challenged to confront over a range of foreign and domestic policy concerns. We must decide whether to stand firm on principle …

If you are over fifty and were raised in a Jewish household, you either heard this question, “but is it good for the Jews?”

Fast-food worker demands are being met with “plutocratic fallacies” attempting to justify exploitive wages and division among workers.

Rarely, if ever, are Black women interviewed in the neighborhoods where they live and asked about a policy's impact on their lives.

With the US government-and-media war hawks back in full flight - preparing to swoop down on Syria as well as Iraq - wiser heads might reflect on the chaos …

For people going through a tough time, sometimes a little touch of humanity is all that's needed.

In Germany, auto workers get paid well and their companies still profit. Author Thom Hartmann on why living wages and corporate success don't have to be mutually exclusive.

One of the best ways to prevent unnecessary foreclosures is to provide struggling families with a legal aid lawyer.

It would be easy to go on about how bad things are for labor rights, but it is worth highlighting a couple of good news items against the current …