Maximillian Alvarez

From plans to wreck the NLRB to the impending assault on immigrants, Trump's policies will undermine unions from all sides. We speak about the oncoming attacks on organized labor with Jimmy Williams, general president of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades.

The Silicon Valley oligarchy has remade the digital landscape and culture to our disadvantage, and to the benefit of Trump and his ilk.

“It is up to us to build the movement we know is the only thing that has ever pushed politics left—the social movements in the streets, the masses that shut down business as usual.”

For four years, disciples of MAGA have been waiting for this moment, stewing on the need for social and political retribution. The wait is over—and we need to be ready.

What happened in the 2024 elections, and what happens now?

Make no mistake: this really could be the most consequential election of our lives.

Will railroad workers vote for Trump after Biden blocked their strike in 2022?

I saw in my dying grandfather Trump’s ideal follower—and right-wing media’s ideal viewer.

Two weeks after Hurricane Helene, mutual aid organizers say the devastation is incalculable and parts of Western North Carolina resemble a war zone. "It looks like the suburbs of Beirut, just fewer buildings."

Author Norman Solomon explains how images of the ongoing carnage in Gaza have exposed the horrors of war that the US worked to make invisible in the post-9/11 era.