Actor Susan Sarandon, whistleblower Chelsea Manning and comedian Caleb Hearon are detained by NYPD

Sex worker gun clubs are popping up across the country as a form of self-defense and community protection.

In over a third of Illinois counties, cops, sheriffs, and even prosecutors helped federal immigration agents route at least 150 people into the deportation system since Trump returned to office, despi...

An arbitrator ordered the newspaper to reinstate Karen Attiah, who was fired after posting about “white men who espouse hatred and violence” following Charlie Kirk’s killing.

In Lebanon, Israel’s bombs have wounded thousands, including my family. I visited the paramedics risking their lives to save them.

The Trace, in partnership with Block Club Chicago, is looking for a full-time staff writer to cover the impact of gun violence on Chicago’s neighborhoods.

The fines, for not “willfully” leaving the country, can accrue interest and harm people in immigration proceedings.

Compton’s Cafe is one of the earliest examples of LGBTQ+ resistance. Today, a prison company occupies the site

Faced with aging dorms, private equity landlords and few protections, student renters are banding together.

We placed a tracking device in a shipment of rare books to see which AI company was buying it, and found an Amazon facility where Amazon scans and destroys books.

A federal agent from Chicago identified by community members as 40-year-old Martin Lagunas was recorded pointing his gun in the face of a Virginia woman on Monday. His team of ICE agents has been docu...

Educators in the country’s second-largest school district are facing repression in the wake of a new California law.

Skipping laundry. Bathing in the sea. Catching drops falling from AC units. This is life in Puerto Rico amid the worsening water crisis.

Tiff Williams was walking their dog around 6 a.m. Thursday in their north side Tucson neighborhood when they saw a commotion at the house across the street.   Williams watched as agents spilled out of...

Explore more than a century of May Day history through labor artifacts, Haymarket memories and brunch with archivist Isaac Silver at In These Times.

Mutual aid groups that started giving out PPEs during COVID are now loaning air purifiers and distributing masks to fume-addled communities

Authoritarian assaults on free thinking, fellow feeling, and creative making call for artists to unite in defiance. The 2nd annual Fall of Freedom festival convokes us to assemble, to curate,…

A St. Louis mother took her three daughters to reunite with her deported husband in Guatemala. Neighbors found the couple bound and shot in a sugarcane field.

Join us with the Chicago Teachers Union as we honor the life and legacy of Beatrice “Bea” Lumpkin. Bea was a CTU member, educator, labor organizer, and steadfast advocate for working people who…

“These are tools to extract from who we are to erase us,” says organizer Krystal Two Bulls.

Unions representing workers at 40 ports in Europe and the Mediterranean are calling for an international day of action on October 30.

A recent New York moratorium gives the appearance of accountability without the structural change that would require it.

The United Auto Workers called for a ceasefire in Gaza. The union’s federal monitor didn’t like it—and now he’s investigating Shawn Fain, just weeks before union elections.

Genesis says she was restrained and interrogated for hours after being accused of soliciting sex. Her account, shared with Rep. Yassamin Ansari, adds to growing allegations of abuse inside Eloy Detent...

Art is how we make sense of ourselves. But the U.S. government, unlike many other countries, is investing in it less and less.

They survived ICE's takeover in Minneapolis. But now their DACA protections are set to expire, leaving dozens scrambling to afford hundreds of dollars in fees to maintain their legal status.

Advocates say it's too easy to abuse automated license plate reader technology.