Queens state senator criticizes Eric Adams’ handling of the migrant crisis and his cuts to public school funding while touting her work to bring unionized Green New Deal jobs to NYC.
Kansas Newspaper Prevails Over Police State Thugs, but Most Newspapers Face a More Insidious Threat
Harsh economic realities, not dramatic, Gestapo-style police raids, are the greatest threat to American journalism.
The actors and writers striking against Hollywood studio bosses are fighting for all of us.
NYC’s $13 Million Settlement with BLM Protesters “Not a Victory, but Something to Hold Onto’
An interview with longtime activist Savitri Durkee who was a plaintiff in the record-setting class-action lawsuit.
Congress Exposed: An Interview with Jennifer Briney of Congressional Dish Podcast
The podcaster has turned her obsession with researching Congress into a compelling show about how government really works.
Fortune Favors the Bold: Which One of These Pols Might Challenge Adams in 2025?
Progressives must field a strong candidate in the 2025 mayor’s race. We look at seven intriguing contenders for that role.
The Fun, Accessible Intro to Socialism We Have Needed
Danny Katch has authored the introductory primer to Socialism we have all been waiting for.
COVID & Our ‘Manufactured Amnesia’
Steven Thrasher chronicled how AIDS disproportionately harmed marginal populations. Then he saw it happen again with COVID-19.
A Longtime NYC Activist Was Arrested in GA During Stop Cop City Convergence
Priscilla Grim was swept up in a mass arrest on the night of March 5, more than an hour after some Stop Cop City protesters burned construction equipment in another part of the forest.
Community Organizer Hailie Kim Takes on School Defunder Julie Won in Contested Queens Council Race
Daughter of Korean immigrants emphasizes public education and her opponent’s vote to cut school funding by more than $400 million.