If we’re going to build enough collective power to win universal healthcare and the right to retire with dignity, then we need to tighten up.

On the third Saturday of every month, new and experienced dancers move together and connect.

Bookstores fight for communities through activism, despite backlash.

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani campaigned on a rent freeze policy, but what does it actually mean?

The Right doesn't really care about free speech, and their reaction to the murder of Charlie Kirk proves it.

"As investors, we are thinking about this as a risk to our investments, but also as a social and ethical issue.”

A roundtable discussion with New York City Comptroller Brad Lander, CalPERS board member and SEIU Local 521 President Mullissa Willette and Evan Sutton of #TeslaTakedown

Trump’s immigration crackdown and a growing union effort are transforming Upstate New York into a battleground over farmwork’s future.

The group collected over 300,000 signatures opposing Utah’s ban on public sector collective bargaining, giving voters the chance to reject it.

Ranked-choice elections, which allow voters to express their preference for third-party candidates without "splitting the vote," could help bring disillusioned Americans back to the ballot box.

Hunger strikes have deep roots in Chicago—and across the country—as escalations in campaigns for justice.

Hunger strikes have deep roots in Chicago—and across the country—as escalations in campaigns for justice.

This weekend’s protests rallied millions in defense of immigrant workers and against authoritarianism. Now what?

As part of a nationwide mobilization, six members of Jewish Voice for Peace are putting their bodies on the line in solidarity with Gazans suffering from hunger during Israel’s blockade. By engaging i...

Gertrude Berg’s “The Goldbergs” was a bold, beloved portrait of a Jewish family. Then the blacklist obliterated her legacy.

The arrest of labor leader David Huerta in Los Angeles has put unions on the leading edge of resistance to mounting authoritarianism.

A victory in Kansas City suggests that the tactics of organized labor can work for tenants.

When just-cause protections are in place, landlords need a valid reason, like non-payment of rent, to evict a tenant.

The Trump administration is attacking protesters from all angles. Activists refuse to back down.

The Trump administration announced a truce with the Houthi rebels on May 6, but this was after the United States had already bombed critical infrastructure for importing food and fuel.

Most of Mohammed Mohsen’s neighbors live in a state of deprivation and hunger, reliant on the World Food Programme for daily survival. When he is able to get donations from individuals abroad, Mohsen ...

India’s salt-production industry has seen massive growth over the past 75 years, but the working conditions of the country’s salt pan workers are deteriorating.

Movement-backed Mayor Brandon Johnson and a record class of progressive alders took office exactly two years ago. I spoke with organizers—including CTU President Stacy Davis-Gates—about what we’ve…

If we’re going to build enough collective power to win universal healthcare and the right to retire with dignity, then we need to tighten up.

And what happens when empirical fact is labeled “improper ideology”

Capitalism is not the only way to organize our society. To move beyond it, the Left needs to imagine viable alternatives.

Nearly half of U.S. renters struggle to make rent. Social housing offers a permanently affordable solution for working people.

With no provisions to ensure new developments are affordable for locals, the HOUSES Act would speed the wealthy's takeover of the West.

Ranked-choice elections, which allow voters to express their preference for third-party candidates without "splitting the vote," could help bring disillusioned Americans back to the ballot box.