The labor movement is divided over how to deal with AI
Some union leaders who are embracing AI are receiving pushback from rank-and-file workers.
Some union leaders who are embracing AI are receiving pushback from rank-and-file workers.
Immigrant rights advocates say more detainees are risking their lives to protest inhumane conditions and legal rights violations
As GOP lawmakers push "tough-on-crime" policies in Washington, D.C., re-entry advocates argue these backward measures will only increase recidivism, not prevent it.
Is copwatching a form of citizen journalism, or is it just provocation masquerading as accountability? We debate and discuss your questions with (in)famous copwatcher Long Island Audit.
“I'm a democrat with lowercase D, and I hope someday we can win the fight for what the Democratic Party can be. I'm not willing to let go of all that infrastructure because a few folks who can't let go of power say that it's theirs.”
Lawyers are appealing to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, which had urged the release of Leonard Peltier.
Former Pittsburgh Post-Gazette workers went on strike for over three years and won. Then, the owners sold the paper and most strikers lost their jobs. Now, they’ve launched “a cooperative news organization, owned and democratically run by its workers and members.”
This latest outbreak is unfolding in a system that is even more diminished and underresourced than it was in 2020.
A local elder and Black Panther veteran was attacked and brutally beaten by six teenagers at the same 7-11 in Baltimore where Victorious Swift was murdered in 2017. Now, the community is rising up to say, "Enough is enough!"
Except this time it’s in support of genocide, rather than trying to stop one.
Cash bail, mandatory minimums, incarcerating children as adults—the Trump-led GOP is destroying decades of criminal justice reforms for “tough on crime” policies that are not only cruel but objectively don’t work.
“BreakThrough News is not the first, nor will it be the last, to come under official attack,” said one press freedom advocate.
“Congress should not respond to an escalating occupational hazard by permanently removing the Department of Labor’s authority to address it.”
“The majority of Democrats out there are so far away from the party elders who hold all the power. And I think we have an opportunity as a party to molt: out with the old, in with what the people underneath the party really want.”
The measure, known as Section 219, is included in the Pentagon budget bill advancing through Congress.
From civil rights activism to community organizing, from theater and education to radio, Marc has been standing for free speech since the late 1950s. Today, we talk with Marc about his extraordinary life and the fight for free speech. This is episode 8 of the Battle for Free Speech Podcast.
Love the World Cup but hate FIFA? Love professional sports but hate the billionaires, gambling companies, and authoritarians ruining them? You’re not alone.
An extensive new Palestinian Feminist Collective report traces Israeli sexual violence against Palestinians from the 1948 Nakba to Gaza today, showing it isn't incidental abuse but a deliberate tool of ethnic cleansing and control.
A new Medicaid rule could leave poor Americans with cancer, HIV, and other serious illnesses fighting paperwork instead of fighting for their lives.
In the report, officials condemn the dissidence of left-wing figures like Hasan Piker and Zohran Mamdani.
"What we're talking about is real basic human connection, ... being able to get on the phone and talk to that family member is a basic human need."
A former Google worker describes the #DropDialog movement and organizing against Big Tech in Ireland.
“Climate change isn’t a tragedy, it’s a crime. The fossil fuel industry are arsonists at a global scale. It’s their pollution that’s fueling these horrific wildfires,” one climate advocate told Common Dreams.
“Israel aims to establish a greater Jewish state from the Euphrates to the Nile. All Arabs are threatened, not only Palestinians. Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, Egypt, Jordan—all are threatened.”
Why did “asking questions about tax dollars” turn into a retaliatory arrest, a pinched nerve, a towed truck, and a criminal trespass charge that may not even hold up under New York law.