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Republicans May Pay for Having Tried to Reverse the Health Law
This midterm election might make one thing clear for the GOP: Voters don't like losing their health care.
Big Banks Just Flunked Their Own Test on Climate, Indigenous Rights
Banks are using loopholes to get around their own revised lending principles, while appearing more sensitive.
After Pittsburgh, We Can No Longer Cry Wolf on “Campus Anti-Semitism”
Israeli officials and advocacy groups must stop muddling the definition of anti-Semitism for cynical political gain.
A Storm of Dirty Tricks and Presidential Racism Mar the 2018 Midterms
Dirty tricks during political campaigns are about as old as the moon.
Noam Chomsky: Migrant Caravan Is Fleeing From Horrors Created by US
Noam Chomsky discusses US foreign policy in Central America.
Noam Chomsky: White Supremacists Are Encouraged by Trump’s Rhetoric
Noam Chomsky discusses the rise of fascism in the US after the anti-Semitic shooting in Pittsburgh.
Economy Adds 250,000 Jobs in October, Employment Hits Recovery High
The strong October job growth was largely a bounceback from a hurricane-weakened September.
Anti-Choice Measures Are on the Ballot in Three States Next Week
The referendums come at a tumultuous time for abortion rights in the US.
Bolton Hails Bolsonaro as Welcome Ally in Crushing Latin American Left
Bolton has announced that the White House plans to take “direct action against” Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua.
AFSCME Workers Find Their Power on the Picket Line
Kathryn Lybarger, president of Local 3299, discusses the ongoing fight at the University of California.