Voices
The End of Roe: Saving Abortion Rights Means Taking Them Into Our Own Hands
The relentless right and feckless Democrats brought us here. Now, preserving access to abortion will require breaking some laws.
Politics
Man Who Painted Trump’s Face on Lawn Could Be Headed to Congress
J.R. Majewski gained national attention for turning his yard into a giant Trump sign. Now he’s the former president’s pick to unseat Marcy Kaptur in Congress.
Audio: Kellogg’s Executive Described Union as “Terrorists” Emboldened by Social Media
Ken Hurley, the vice president in charge of union negotiations at Kellogg's Co. is no longer with the company.
Voices
The New New Right Was Forged in Greed and White Backlash
While disaffection with liberal progress myths certainly propels the New Right, there’s much more to it.
No Labels to Host Billionaire Gathering With Sen. Joe Manchin in Los Angeles
The event comes as Manchin is entering last-minute discussions to use reconciliation for an energy and climate bill.
Fossil Fuel Lobbyists Continue to Seize On Russia's War in Ukraine to Push Long-Term Interests
The unfolding crisis is now a common — and effective — talking point for corporate interest groups seeking regulatory relief.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s Attacks on Disney May Violate First Amendment
Punishing Disney for its opposition to the “Don’t Say Gay” bill might be retaliation, but some experts said it’d be hard to prove in court.
Michigan Reps. Haley Stevens and Andy Levin Clash Over Climate, Pharma, Israel in First Debate
While Levin hammered conservative parts of his opponent’s record, Stevens attempted to minimize the ideological gap between the two candidates.
Biden’s NLRB Was Essential to Unionizing the Amazon Warehouse in Staten Island
The aggressive appointment of Jennifer Abruzzo shows how electoral politics set the groundwork for mass organizing.
McDonald’s Franchises Planned to Pay Tens of Millions in PPP Loan Dollars to Corporate HQ
The Covid relief loans were designed to keep workers employed, but fast-food franchises allocated money to their landlord: the McDonald’s corporation.