Data center opponents have assembled a potent political force. But without a more expansive vision, there is a risk that this techlash could be co-opted and fizzle out.

The moral of Lance Oppenheim's exploration of To Catch A Predator may be an obvious one. Yet it succeeds because its performances are too big to be contained by the small screen.

The moral of Lance Oppenheim's exploration of To Catch A Predator may be an obvious one. Yet it succeeds because its performances are too big to be contained by the small screen.

Data center opponents have assembled a potent political force. But without a more expansive vision, there is a risk that this techlash could be co-opted and fizzle out.

The moral of Lance Oppenheim's exploration of To Catch A Predator may be an obvious one. Yet it succeeds because its performances are too big to be contained by the small screen.

The moral of Lance Oppenheim's exploration of To Catch A Predator may be an obvious one. Yet it succeeds because its performances are too big to be contained by the small screen.

I’m an oncology nurse in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley. My patients and I breathe the same polluted air, and we can’t afford the toxic exposure from the gas-fired plants set to power the state’s proposed AI data centers.

The moral of Lance Oppenheim's exploration of To Catch A Predator may be an obvious one. Yet it succeeds because its performances are too big to be contained by the small screen.

Zohran Mamdani’s victory was rooted in organizations that took up the base-building and mobilization functions that once fell to parties.

Data center opponents have assembled a potent political force. But without a more expansive vision, there is a risk that this techlash could be co-opted and fizzle out.

The United States is approaching midterm elections that will decide whether, and how, we can find a remedy to Trumpism and a path back to functional democracy. The president’s popularity continues to erode, and polls suggest that his preferred candidates …

In a renewed period of coups across the African continent, Ruth First’s analysis in The Barrel of a Gun remains as timely as ever.

The sweep by democratic socialist David Morales and other progressive primary candidates in Providence is a testament to years of organizing and coalition-building in the Ocean State.

Noam Scheiber’s Mutiny shows that the labor organizing of the radicalized PMC is far more than a fit of whimsical proletarian roleplay.

The Minnesota movement still holds important lessons for those working to defend democracy in the Trump era.

Years of underinvestment in energy, infrastructure, and public services now weigh on Andy Burnham’s premiership. Is he ready for what the fight for an alternative will entail?

Years of underinvestment in energy, infrastructure, and public services now weigh on Andy Burnham’s premiership. Is he ready for what the fight for an alternative will entail?

An interview with Stuart Schrader, author of Blue Power: How Police Organized to Protect and Serve Themselves, about how U.S. police unions built themselves into a formidable political force, and whether the movement is more fragile than it appears.

Years of underinvestment in energy, infrastructure, and public services now weigh on Andy Burnham’s premiership. Is he ready for what the fight for an alternative will entail?

Workplace organizing in the tech sector has undergone a steep decline. What went wrong?

Years of underinvestment in energy, infrastructure, and public services now weigh on Andy Burnham’s premiership. Is he ready for what the fight for an alternative will entail?

Data center opponents have assembled a potent political force. But without a more expansive vision, there is a risk that this techlash could be co-opted and fizzle out.

Years of underinvestment in energy, infrastructure, and public services now weigh on Andy Burnham’s premiership. Is he ready for what the fight for an alternative will entail?

Data center opponents have assembled a potent political force. But without a more expansive vision, there is a risk that this techlash could be co-opted and fizzle out.

Years of underinvestment in energy, infrastructure, and public services now weigh on Andy Burnham’s premiership. Is he ready for what the fight for an alternative will entail?

Algorithmic wages and prices don’t just squeeze workers in the present. They make them predictably poor into the future.

The chief scandal of the AI boom is not the secretive financial machinations of tech oligarchs, but how much money they have raised on the open promise of an automated, transhumanist future.

I’m an oncology nurse in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley. My patients and I breathe the same polluted air, and we can’t afford the toxic exposure from the gas-fired plants set to power the state’s proposed A...

HBO's Neighbors attempts to capture our mutual loathing and derangement at the neighborhood level. What hope is there for the paranoid suburbs?

The chief scandal of the AI boom is not the secretive financial machinations of tech oligarchs, but how much money they have raised on the open promise of an automated, transhumanist future.

We’re living in a period of excess business pricing power, not overbearing workers.

I’m an oncology nurse in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley. My patients and I breathe the same polluted air, and we can’t afford the toxic exposure from the gas-fired plants set to power the state’s proposed AI data centers.

In End Times Fascism, Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor make the case that the ruling class is not lording over our future, but trying to escape it. How should the left resist doing the same?

I’m an oncology nurse in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley. My patients and I breathe the same polluted air, and we can’t afford the toxic exposure from the gas-fired plants set to power the state’s proposed AI data centers.

Workplace organizing in the tech sector has undergone a steep decline. What went wrong?

The chief scandal of the AI boom is not the secretive financial machinations of tech oligarchs, but how much money they have raised on the open promise of an automated, transhumanist future.

I’m an oncology nurse in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley. My patients and I breathe the same polluted air, and we can’t afford the toxic exposure from the gas-fired plants set to power the state’s proposed AI data centers.

Leadership at the iconic progressive university has declared war on its own workforce, fired tenured professors, and shuttered whole departments. But what’s happening to the school is an increasingly common story across all of higher education.

The AI investment boom is a gamble of epic proportions. Yet on both sides of the wager, it seems, the house wins.

In a renewed period of coups across the African continent, Ruth First’s analysis in The Barrel of a Gun remains as timely as ever.

I’m an oncology nurse in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley. My patients and I breathe the same polluted air, and we can’t afford the toxic exposure from the gas-fired plants set to power the state’s proposed AI data centers.

In End Times Fascism, Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor make the case that the ruling class is not lording over our future, but trying to escape it. How should the left resist doing the same?

Data center opponents have assembled a potent political force. But without a more expansive vision, there is a risk that this techlash could be co-opted and fizzle out.

The Minnesota movement still holds important lessons for those working to defend democracy in the Trump era.

I’m an oncology nurse in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley. My patients and I breathe the same polluted air, and we can’t afford the toxic exposure from the gas-fired plants set to power the state’s proposed A...

I’m an oncology nurse in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley. My patients and I breathe the same polluted air, and we can’t afford the toxic exposure from the gas-fired plants set to power the state’s proposed AI data centers.

Matt and Sam talk to Matt Dinan about Leo Strauss's 1953 book, Natural Right and History.