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Reporting on U.S. politics, workers’ organizing and the power of corporations. Follow struggles over wages, public services and democracy alongside Washington’s role in world affairs.

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2 May 2025

How Human Rights Become Foreign-Policy Leverage

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16 Apr 2025

Bernie Sanders: Reform, Empire and the U.S. Left

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