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A movement that spent years avoiding a labor identity can't afford that caution anymore.
"They’re selling the safety of the traveling public for corporate greed," said one critic.
Unless there is an advent of new, less hawkish rulers, a movement revival, or both, a nuclear war seems likely.
Rather than continue internecine fights, Democratic elites should join the grassroots in fighting the real adversary—the brutal, violent, white-nationalist deportation campaign now tearing this country apart.
What we are observing today is not just a minor shift in national American politics. It is a tectonic realignment.
Consumers bore the vast majority of the costs of Trump's illegal tariffs, but it's the large corporations that raised prices who are seeing massive refunds.
Because AI does not recognize national borders, its governance cannot remain confined within them.
While Congress advances the US-Israeli military integration plan, Israel and the US attempt to expand their “soft power” through agritechnology development across the region.
The anti-fracking movement and the Inflation Reduction Act coalition were both built in part on early philanthropic bets on local and national organizing; data center resistance can follow the same pattern, but only if the money shows up while the moment is live.
In his national address on July 19, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega stated that when the country’s next elections take place, none who promoted a violent anti-government insurrection in 2018 will be allowed to stand for office. Western media outlets reported this as a total ban on voting.