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How Bernie Sanders Could Still Win the Democratic Nomination
Is there still a realistic path for Bernie Sanders to secure the Democratic Party's presidential nomination?
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Third Parties Eager to Disrupt the Presidential Race and the Two-Party System
This election season, third-party candidates are fighting for votes, media coverage and debate time like never before.
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What Does a Socialist Movement Look Like?
For the first time in many years, the presidential elections are interesting — and we have socialism to thank for that.
Verizon Strike Exposes Broader Shifts in Telecom Labor Conditions
The effects of labor outsourcing and the end of landlines undergird the Verizon strike by CWA and IBEW union members.
Bernie Sanders Takes West Virginia
Bernie Sanders swept the Democratic primary yesterday, winning 51.4 percent to Clinton's 36 percent.
Thinking and Voting Outside the Two-Party Box: An Interview With Jill Stein
Jill Stein talks about why she's running for president again and the importance of an independent alternative to the two-party system.
2,000 Doctors Agree With Bernie Sanders on Universal Health Care
Physicians warn that the risks of continuing the Affordable Care Act will leave millions uninsured indefinitely.
Ralph Nader: Sanders Should Stay in Democratic Race, Is Only Losing Due to Anti-Democratic System
Ralph Nader argues that Sanders would be winning the primary race if every state had open primaries.
Bernie Sanders Fans Debate Whether to Vote for Hillary Clinton if She Is Democratic Nominee
Voters looking for political revolution are facing the question of whether or not to support Sanders' rival.
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Like It or Not, the Democratic Party Now Must Answer to Millennials
Younger voters supporting Bernie Sanders have become a force with which the Democratic establishment will need to reckon.