United Auto Workers on Brink of Unprecedented Leadership Upset
After years of corruption scandals and concessions to the auto industry, the UAW finds itself on the precipice of radical new leadership.
Politics
In Bulldozing Israeli Democracy, Benjamin Netanyahu Could Become the BDS Movement’s Greatest Ally
Capital is beginning to flee Israel in the wake of the prime minister’s judicial overhaul.
17 States Have Now Tried to Pass Bills That Strip Powers From Reform-Minded Prosecutors
In recent years, just under 40 bills have been introduced in various state legislatures that give local prosecutorial powers to state-level officials.
Voices
As Texas Judge Stalls, the Abortion Rights Movement Won’t Wait
The underground has achieved a 50-year goal: free abortion on demand without apology.
Fruity Pebbles and Lucky Charms Threaten to Block “Healthy” Food Labeling Guidelines in Court
The FDA’s proposed labeling requirement is facing backlash from processed food companies claiming the rule limits their free speech.
Voices
Scott Adams Echoes White America’s Resentful History of “Helping” Others
For centuries, we’ve been assisting African Americans, Native Americans, Vietnamese people, and Iraqis and have never been thanked once.
Voices
Tucker Carlson Deserves a Raise for His Shameless Lies
Carlson’s job is to make money for Fox, not tell the truth.
Bristling Under Progressive Mayor, St. Louis Police Seek State Takeover
Police unions have rallied around Missouri Senate Bill 78, which would reinstate a Civil War-era system of state oversight.
Norfolk Southern Argued Against “Emotional Evocations of ‘Deadly Chemicals’” After 2005 Derailment
After East Palestine, as in 2005, harmful chemical releases are unlikely to affect the rail company’s stock price or bottom line.
Years Before East Palestine Disaster, Congressional Allies of the Rail Industry Intervened to Block Safety Regulations
Records show an all-out push to delay and repeal train safety regulations.