In Madison, Wisconsin, a student-led socialist campaign is confronting the state’s corrupt housing system and testing whether campus organizers can translate activism into power at the municipal level. For Bobby Gronert, the race is not...
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“Kaiser executives say they’re not using AI to make patient care determinations, but they won’t say what technology is underpinning the online questionnaires that automatically determine whether patients require urgent appointments and assess whether they...
On March 18, a jury took six hours to rule entirely in favor of musician Joseph Foreman, better known as Afroman, in a defamation lawsuit brought by seven current and former Ohio sheriff’s officers. The...
If you watch this short clip of Zohran Mamdani getting heckled, you’ll see why he’s the greatest living politician in the United States today. Without batting an eye, Mamdani says, in response to the heckler:...
Donald Trump is incredibly unpopular. His approval rating across multiple polls is well below 40 percent. Fifty percent of respondents say his actions in office have been worse than expected, while only 27 percent support...
Because of a combination of gossip, outright misinformation, and genuine incompetence, it is next to impossible to know at any given time what exactly is happening with Donald Trump’s war on Iran. A slew of...
MAGA may not deliver material benefits for the vast majority of its adherents, but it does provide them with a coherent worldview, demonizing dark-skinned groups (lately Somalis), snooty liberals, and anyone Donald Trump doesn’t like....
A White House plan to buy up private immigrant detention centers nationwide could be used to bypass state laws geared at curbing abuses amid President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown, insiders and experts tell the Lever....
Denmark is not known for politically active billionaires. Yet when, in February, the Danish Social Democrats, under prime minister Mette Frederiksen, proposed a 0.5 percent annual wealth tax on the country’s richest 1 percent, the...
Nearly all parties celebrated the results of France’s municipal elections, held on March 15 and 22. Above all, the contests confirmed just how muddled the country’s political situation is ahead of the 2027 presidential elections....
It’s a common trope in US culture: people sitting in parks or on front porches drinking from bottles wrapped in brown paper bags. What’s the point of that bag of paper? It forces a choice....
On September 29, 1942, a large vessel set sail to support wartime logistics for the United States military. It was one of many such ships — but this occasion was filled with powerful symbolic and...
