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We’ve Organized for Palestinian Liberation for Years. Here’s What We Learned.
Jewish anti-Zionists share insights on our collective struggle to build a strong left in the face of looming disaster.
Israel Bombs Shelter, Killing 11 as Polio Vaccination Effort Begins
The attack comes at the start of three days of localized humanitarian pauses to allow aid workers to vaccinate children.
Israeli Court Orders End to General Strike Protesting Netanyahu’s Cabinet
The strike followed Israel's refusal of a ceasefire deal after the recovery of six bodies of Israeli hostages in Gaza.
What Could the ALU’s Affiliation With Teamsters Mean for Labor?
As the Amazon union begins to affiliate with Teamsters, questions remain about strategy and worker well-being.
Undocumented Abuse Survivors Face Long Waits for Insufficient VAWA Aid
Since processing times have increased, some lawyers have seen survivors drop their cases altogether out of desperation.
Neoliberal Policies Associated With Reaganomics Actually Started With Carter
Historian David N. Gibbs, author of “The Revolt of the Rich,” says we mustn’t whitewash President Carter’s record.
Union Busting in Buffalo Continues — But Restaurant Workers Are Fighting Back
Elmwood Taco and Subs faces community boycott and NLRB scrutiny as workers seek justice against anti-union retaliation.
How Climate Change Spread This Deadly Mosquito-Borne Illness to the US Northeast
Eastern equine encephalitis, a rare mosquito-borne disease, has been spreading as temperatures rise.
What Does the Change in Hamas Leadership Actually Mean for Palestine?
Western reporting on Yahya Sinwar and Ismail Haniyeh reduces them to shallow types — reality is much more complicated.
The Right’s Anti-Abortion Agenda Could Have Impacts Around the World
If implemented, Project 2025 would reinstate the infamous Global Gag Rule blocking discussion of abortion.