NLRB general counsel Jennifer Abruzzo outlines arguments for treating college athletes as employees, thus allowing them employment law protections.
Read more...Politicians from both parties do the bidding of their corporate overlords rather than act on behalf of voters.
Read more...Harry and Meghan talk a good climate change game, but have hopped on nearly two dozen private jets during the last two years. We’ve noticed.
Read more...Conviction of Steven Donziger, said one critic, “perfectly encapsulates how corporate power has twisted the U.S. justice system to protect corporate interests and punish their enemies.”
Read more...The effort to get the House to rubber-stamp a $1.5 trillion Senate-dictated infrastructure bill has gone pear-shaped.
Read more...As deaths rise at Rikers, legislators and the press are having a hard look at the horrific conditions.
Read more...The Milton Friedman “school choice” scheme in the 1950s aimed to block equal, integrated education for black families.
Read more...Bad enough that Elizabeth Holmes could conceivably wriggle out of a conviction. Even if she loses. we’ll have to endure her “Holmies”.
Read more...The 24-hour-working immigrant underclass drags down the conditions of workers of all races, genders, and class positions across industries
Read more...An in-depth study of how investors in charter schools loot the businesses, and students predictably lose out.
Read more...Time for the US to take a hard look at the magnitude of civilan deaths incurred as a by-product of our Middle East nation-breaking.
Read more...A potted history of the pressure cooker, and the values immanent within the technology.
Read more...Did the controversy around AOC’s “Tax the Rich” dress advance the cause of reducing inequality?
Read more...Why the proposed CalPERS long-term care insurance settlement has the look and feel of a con job.
Read more...Examinging how algorithmic management works and why it is likely to become even more widespread.
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