The United Auto Workers’ (UAW) recent organizing breakthroughs in auto manufacturing in the South, major nationwide strikes, and decisive contract successes raise questions about what lessons we can and can’t draw from the last few years’ record of wins and losses. Following the March 2023 change in union leadership, in which reform candidate Shawn Fain [...]
Before the Israeli war began, Gaza’s agricultural sector was known for its abundant production of fruits and vegetables and was often called the “food basket” of the Strip. Despite extensive Israeli restrictions that hindered the sector’s growth — including limits on the entry of agricultural inputs and the export of goods — farmers in Gaza [...]
Making a claim after an injury in Sydney CBD can seem straightforward at first. The area is busy, heavily monitored, and full of employers, building managers, retailers, transport operators, and pedestrians, so many people assume the facts will be easy to prove. In reality, central city claims often become more complicated than expected because early [...]
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STEVE WASSERMAN In January, I wrote for the Winter 2026 issue of LIBERTIES quarterly journal a lengthy consideration of the state of American publishing. LIBERTIES was founded five years ago by Leon Wieseltier, the former longtime literary editor of The New Republic, and my essay is reprinted by ScheerPost with permission. You can access LIBERTIES website at: https://libertiesjournal.com I’ve been invited by Robert Scheer to write a monthly […]