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Trump's Blind Trust
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Why Tenant Unions Are Spreading Across College Campuses
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (1313+ words) Alva Yanowitz spent much of her freshman year sick with a mysterious illness. She was tired all the time, with a sore throat and cough that wouldn’t go away. In late spring, Yanowitz ran a mold test in her dorm…...
It's Time to Topple the AI Oligarchy
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (412+ words) It’s a trend that’s been continuing for years and shows no sign of stopping: Every summer is getting hotter, longer and more intense as fossil fuel-spawned climate change warms the globe at an unbridled rate. Predictions on the future consequences…...
Smoke, Heat, Storms: How Climate Change is Making Bad Working Conditions Even Worse
1+ week, 22+ hour ago (865+ words) Inside the factory, workers cook caramel and dip and prepare caramel apples on assembly lines, before they’re packed and sent out for delivery. During candy season, which starts in August and goes through the fall, up to 200 people work at…...
Older Adults Are Fighting for Housing Justice—and They Refuse to Be Pushed Aside
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1449+ words) On a late-May morning in the bustling commercial district of Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood, David Nollman flags down pedestrians to gather signatures on a petition. The 78-year-old is soliciting support for efforts to preserve the affordability of the Forbes Building,…...
After Abdul El-Sayed’s Win in Michigan, Progressives Are Preparing for the Next Round Against AIPAC
2+ week, 1+ day ago (426+ words) After setting over $30 million on fire in Michigan’s Democratic U.S. Senate primary, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is reportedly plotting round two against progressive epidemiologist Abdul El-Sayed — this time seeking to boost his Republican general election opponent, Mike…...
The People Running Airlines Are Flying Private Jets
2+ week, 3+ day ago (122+ words) Your suffering on Summer vacation means big profits for airlines. For 50 years, In These Times has amplified the movements fighting for workers, against fascism and to build a more democratic future. Become a monthly sustainer today and keep independent journalism…...
Abdul El-Sayed Is In a Fight to Transform the Democratic Party
3+ week, 2+ hour ago (664+ words) Last week I went to Metro Detroit and spent a few days talking with a range of people about this pivotal race. I was especially curious to explore the political dynamics in Michigan’s Jewish and Black communities, two voting blocks…...
A 4-Day Work Week Sounds Great. How Do We Get One?
3+ week, 1+ day ago (763+ words) Thirty-five years ago, a Boston-based labor economist named Juliet Schor published a best-selling book called The Overworked American. In it, she helped rebut the then-prevailing neoliberal notion that the United States was not competitive in the global economy because its…...
Zombie Coins, Ghost Chains and Other Slop
3+ week, 2+ day ago (406+ words) Some of the latest developments in late capitalism, from a human perspective—never an AI hallucination. Zombie Coins, Ghost Chains and Other Slop Some of the latest developments in late capitalism, from a human perspective—never an AI hallucination. TO…...