Sex Workers Are Rallying Behind a Democratic Socialist Running for New York Senate
New York state Senate candidate Julia Salazar is one of the few political candidates to consult the sex work community and prioritize their concerns.
Politics
Supreme Privilege
Brett Kavanaugh Opponents Are Raising Money for Sen. Susan Collins’s 2020 Opponent — but Will Refund It If She Votes “No”
Sen. Susan Collins of Maine is one of two Republican senators who may be “no” votes on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Voices
Donald Trump Is a Dangerous Demagogue. It’s Time for a Crusading Press to Fight Back.
Trump is seeking to destroy the legitimacy of American journalism. The press should come together to jointly investigate his administration.
A Democratic Contender for Florida Governor Appears to Own Millions in Puerto Rican Debt
A financial disclosure form for Jeff Greene, a billionaire real estate developer, reveals that Greene may own $27 million of Puerto Rico's debt.
Sheriff David Clarke’s Deputy Goes Down in a Night of Big Wins for Wisconsin Progressives
Up and down the ballot, progressives notched major wins in Wisconsin.
The Chicago Police Files
Chicago Faces a Defining Moment in Police Reform and Civil Order
Chicago has a unique opportunity to confront fundamental issues of racial justice as it debates a consent decree on police reform.
Ilhan Omar Romps in Minneapolis Democratic Primary, While Tim Walz and Keith Ellison Win Statewide
Ilhan Omar and Keith Ellison win, while Lori Swanson is beaten by both Tim Walz and Erin Murphy.
Making a Killing
Elizabeth Warren Demands in Letter That U.S. Military Explain Its Role in Yemen Bombings
Citing an intelligence report published by The Intercept and last week's killing of children, Warren asks for the truth on the U.S. role in Yemen.
Jahana Hayes Crushes Party-Backed Candidate in a Landslide
Jahana Hayes won the Democratic primary in Connecticut's 5th District despite Mary Glassman's endorsements from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and MoveOn.
Voices
Police Unions' Opposition to Prison Reform Is About More Than Jobs — It's About Racism
A prison guard union doesn't want incarcerated people to have tablets — and it's about preserving a system of mass incarceration.