Administrators treat their universities like businesses โ thatโs why theyโre failing.
25 years ago, Barbara Ehrenreich saw the inhumane brutality of capitalism and the invisible realities of working-class life that so many Americans ignored then but canโt ignore now.
Everybody loves summertime. But from climate change to budget cuts on public spaces like parks and pools to a lack of vacation time, capitalism is increasingly robbing us of our summer fun.
โ[Tupac] fans knowโhe really cared about the people. โKeep Ya Head Up,โ โBrenda's Got a Baby,โ โPapaโz Song,โ โDear Mamaโ were addressing issues in our communities. You know what I mean?โ
Facing draconian repression from federal and state governments, Zionist groups, and their own universities, student-organizers in Maryland tell us how the student-led Palestine solidarity movement is adapting its tactics in the new school year.
Childrenโs difficulty accessing toys in Gaza reflects the broader destruction of childhood there.
Minnesota defendants charged with conspiracy are alleged to have moderated meetings and posted on social media.
Healthcare workers in Vermontโs flagship health network say they and their patients are paying the price for a historic crisis caused by decades of mismanagement by overpaid, corporate-style administrators.
The media is propping up โcentristโ analysts warning voters that the progressive and democratic socialist candidates winning elections are โunelectable.โ But theyโre not disclosing that those analysts are funded by billionaires and mega-corporations.
โCongress must end the blank check to ICE,โ said the president of one immigrant rights group.
โThere is zero reason to not take Trump at his word that he and his team are planning something alarming to disrupt the midterms,โ said CNN host Jake Tapper.
Hundreds of local police departments have received waivers to fly surveillance drones that navigate with AI.
DC Justice Labโs 2026 Public Safety Policy Agenda is chock-full of evidence that criminal justice reforms that prioritize restorative justice, not draconian punishment, lead to safer communities.
โ[British Petroleum] just made $5.7 billion in three months and they're paying a bigger dividend. We've been here sacrificing our personal lives for 20 years and they are intentionally hurting us and our families. It's shameful.โ
This case is reportedly the first to hold Big Oil accountable for an individualโs death in a climate-related disaster.
Nurses laid off in July by Montefiore Hospitals in the Bronx sounded the alarm about AI in healthcare, a concern shared by nurses across the country
AI companies promised a revolution. But is it delivering, or is it the next big bubble about to burst?
The whole world watches as China, Russia, and their allies square off against the US and whatever allies it retains.
โThese markets risk creating perverse incentives, undermining public trust, and commodifying human suffering in ways that warrant careful scrutiny.โ
Four years ago, then-President Joe Biden and both parties in Congress blocked railroad workers across the US from striking. Railroad workers tell us things have only gotten worse on the job since then.
