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Workers Shut Down the Louvre. The French Labor Strike Is Here to Stay.
The working class is in an uproar against Macron’s attacks on retirement benefits and they will not back down.
Following Earthquake, Puerto Rico’s Largest Bank Hinders a Just Recovery
Hundreds of vacant residences that were repossessed by the banks could be used to house 6,400 displaced people.
Overdose Deaths Among People Over 55 Increased 17-Fold Between 1999 and 2017
Drug overdoses among boomers are at record-breaking levels -- and they're still rising.
Clinton Says Sanders Achieved “Nothing.” My Community Clinic Shows She’s Wrong.
Bernie Sanders’s push to expand community health centers has touched millions of lives, including mine.
“Roe v. Wade” Is Being Chipped Away. Will We Lose It Altogether This Year?
Whatever the outcome of “June Medical v. Gee,” only Congress can guarantee abortion access, say advocates.
First the Trial, Then the Evidence? Impeachment in Wonderland.
Trump’s impeachment trial shows that GOP senators are likely to continue being loyal foot soldiers for the president.
Andrew Johnson Was a Racist President Facing Impeachment. Sound Familiar?
President Trump could be following in impeached President Andrew Johnson's footsteps, says historian.
Bolsonaro’s Brazil Says Glenn Greenwald’s Journalism Is a Cybercrime
His investigation revealed damning insight into the campaign that paved the way for the election of Jair Bolsonaro.
Structural Racism in Medicine Worsens the Health of Black Women and Infants
State initiatives are essential to eliminate the medical system's structural racism and support Black women and infants.
For the First Time, Majority of US Wants the Senate to Remove Trump From Office
Republicans remain firmly behind Trump. Only 8 percent think he should be removed from office, according to CNN.