Taya Graham

Police violence is only on the rise, and in many cases, cop watchers are at the front lines of defending working people and communities.

It’s not enough to oppose Trump at the national level. Democrats need to show that they can win locally—and deliver on what working people really need.

"The road we are on [as] a declining empire, becoming more and more unequal... you don't need rocket science to understand that's not sustainable. That situation is going to blow up, and it's not going to be pretty."

Christian Mobley of Jonesboro, Arkansas, says local police ruined his livelihood through constant harassment and ticketing, which eventually cost him his job.

Violence is not a solution, but the pain, indignity, and early deaths of millions under the privatized healthcare system can’t go unaddressed.

The former US Labor Secretary explains how wealthy elites and conflict merchants have bought off our democracy, profited from dividing us, and smothered popular progressive policies like universal healthcare.

Wealth inequality affected voting in ways both extreme and unseen—and our ire should be aimed at the billionaire class.

Milwaukee is key to a victory in Wisconsin, but will the Democratic stronghold city be enough to hold the state?

As 'Blacks for Trump' makes stops in Baltimore to sway undecided voters, progressive organizations like Lancaster Stands Up are fighting for Democratic votes in Pennsylvania.

Activist and influencer Carolina Ft. Worth suspected her city's police were operating a racket targeting the vehicles of downtown bar workers. Her attempts to investigate landed her in jail.