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After decades shouting truth in the wilderness of U.S. politics, Sanders is making the most of his chance

By endorsing Tahanie Aboushi, WFP sets a precedent for how other local progressive groups may endorse in the race
The ‘Fascinating Story’ of Hamas’s Political Evolution

From Lebanon to Somalia, other hostile countries filled with competing armed groups, the major purpose of maintaining a U.S. troop presence appears to have evolved into simply protecting themselves from attack
“This is new, nothing like it before. Politicians always give great speeches at union conventions and avoid union organizing campaigns because of possibility of failure. But Biden broke this norm.”
More Policing Is Not the Answer
Resistance to last month’s military coup is doing away with the country’s long-standing divisions of ethnicity, religion, domicile and occupation
A Review of The Labor of Care: Filipina Migrants and Transnational Families in the Digital Age by Valerie Francisco-Menchavez
While the conduct of digital platforms is monstrous in terms of their operating rationale, not least their tendency to monetize privacy and commodify predictive behaviour, government scapegoating is a shallow distraction
On average, union workers earn 27 percent more than nonunion workers