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Articles from jacobin.com

Influenced by Dark Money, Clarence Thomas Has Reversed His Position on a Landmark Legal Doctrine (jacobin.com)
2023-5-11

Average US taxpayer spends $1,087 per year on weapons contractors compared to just $270 for K-12 education (jacobin.com)
2023-5-9

Clarence Thomas Is Exactly What He Appears: a Corrupt, Plutocrat-Backed Ruling-Class Elite (jacobin.com)
2023-4-8

Silicon Valley Bank's History of Recklessness Went Back Decades (jacobin.com)
2023-4-4

Conservatives Are Banning Books in America, Not Liberals (jacobin.com)
2023-3-30 U.S.

In Los Angeles, 60,000 Education Workers Just Went on Strike and Won Big (jacobin.com)
2023-3-29

The Problem With AI Is the Problem With Capitalism (jacobin.com)
2023-3-25 AI

Howard Shultz rage-quits because of unions, steps down as Starbucks CEO... again (jacobin.com)
2023-3-23 Starbucks

Every Child Has the Right to a Free School Meal (jacobin.com)
2023-3-21

The US Invasion Was a Catastrophe for the People of Iraq (jacobin.com)
2023-3-20 Iraq

Florida Republicans Are Reminding Us Again: The Right Doesn't Care About Free Speech (jacobin.com)
2023-3-10 Republican

Graduate Student Workers at the University of Southern California Have Won a Union (jacobin.com)
2023-3-8 California

We Aren't Talking Enough About Wage Theft. Every year, $50 billion are stolen from American workers by their bosses. The Left and labor should be working tirelessly to pass anti-wage-theft legislation at every level of government. (jacobin.com)
2023-3-6 U.S.

As Rail Executives Grow Richer, Train Derailments Have Become Commonplace (jacobin.com)
2023-2-25

Personal Debt Makes Workers Afraid to Strike (jacobin.com)
2023-2-20

Yes, Ukraine Is a “Real Country” | The borders of Ukraine are no more arbitrary than those of Poland, Greece, Italy, or Germany. (jacobin.com)
2023-2-19 Germany Italy Greece Ukraine Poland

Ron DeSantis Hates Democracy and Freedom (jacobin.com)
2023-2-17

Seymour Hersh: The US Destroyed the Nord Stream Pipeline (jacobin.com)
2023-2-17

Try Not to Laugh, But Republicans Are Calling Themselves Pro-Worker (jacobin.com)
2023-2-16 Republican

Investor Firms Are Squeezing Every Penny Out of Senior Housing (jacobin.com)
2023-2-15 Real Estate

Pete Buttigieg's Transportation Department Is Skirting Safety Standards (jacobin.com)
2023-2-15

The Far Right Is Funding Evangelical Super Bowl Sunday Ads (jacobin.com)
2023-2-13 Far-right

Tech Giants Are Building a Dystopia of Desperate Workers and Social Isolation (jacobin.com)
2023-2-12

The Battle to Control Microchip Supplies Will Define the Twenty-First Century (jacobin.com)
2023-2-8

University of Chicago Graduate Workers Are Trying to Unionize (jacobin.com)
2023-1-30

A Texas Billionaire Is Suing to Stop Free Speech Against Billionaires (jacobin.com)
2023-1-22 Texas

Ron DeSantis's Crusade Against “Wokeness” in Public Schools Isn't Popular (jacobin.com)
2023-1-16

Over the Holidays, Congress Gave the Military an $860 Billion Budgetary Gift (jacobin.com)
2023-1-11

2022 Was the Year Republicans Got Too Weird for America | The hard-core ideological right and left have become more visible to normie voters than ever before. In 2022, American voters made it clear which side's ultras it finds more unacceptable: the weirdos of the Trumpian right. (jacobin.com)
2023-1-3 U.S. Republican

Japanese Socialism Was a Powerful Force Until It Lost Its Political Bearings | For most of Japan's postwar era, the Socialists were the second force in the country's political system and the main challenger to conservative rule. (jacobin.com)
2022-12-28 Japan

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