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Cadet Bone-Spurs reports for duty: He thinks America’s war dead are “losers”
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trailing in the polls and sneering at fallen warriors, Donald Trump dreams of a new civil war, fought by buffoons
40 of Trump’s biggest broken promises
Robert Reich
Nearly 4 years in, here's an updated list of Trump's 40 biggest broken promises
Offline refineries in Laura’s path will emit millions of pounds of pollution
Zoya Teirstein
Even shut down, Texas oil refineries in Hurricane Laura’s path will emit nearly 4 million pounds of pollution
Courts across the world agree: The gig economy is paving the road to serfdom
Marshall Auerback
Companies have sought to deny their workers traditional benefits via labor law loopholes that courts are closing
Mark Meadows dismisses concerns about possible Hatch Act violations at GOP convention as “hoopla”
Roger Sollenberger
Numerous legal experts allege that administration officials have violated the Hatch Act during the GOP convention
Investigative reporter Greg Palast: Trump’s plans to steal the election go well beyond the mail
Chauncey DeVega
Election-theft expert says Trump has a plan to steal the election legally — and the USPS isn't the problem
Robert Reich on Trump’s dangerous lies about the COVID economy
Robert Reich
What's Trump's plan to revive the economy? The same one he's been pushing for months: just "reopen" it
Right-wing groups took millions in pandemic aid — and spent millions lobbying for unemployment cuts
Igor Derysh
Numerous groups that eagerly accepted PPP loans have urged Mitch McConnell to slash unemployment benefits
Fox News host calls out Kellyanne Conway over Trump’s virus misinformation: “Kids are getting this”
David Edwards
“The debate right now is over the spread of misinformation by the president about children being nearly immune"
Work in the time of COVID-19: Why does essential work pay so little and cost so much?
Rebecca Gordon
Work in the time of COVID-19
Susan Collins’ ads seem to feature ordinary people — but don’t reveal their ties to Maine GOP
Roger Sollenberger
Collins has failed to disclose testimonials from state legislators, party officials and even her own staffers
With new coronavirus fatalities in Texas, the state’s death count is rising faster
Alana Rocha
More than 5,000 people in Texas have died from COVID-19, according to state health data released Sunday
I’m not going back to work in restaurants — but only because I have a choice
Nikki Ervice
The coronavirus has made me reconsider service, and a career in hospitality
A Rwandan refugee graduates into a pandemic, and an uncertain future
Claudine Katete, Katrina Powell
Claudine Katete spent most of her life in a refugee camp. Now her goal of becoming a social worker is in jeopardy
Politicians and business interests ignored health officials to control reopening. Cases exploded
Lisa Song, Mollie Simon
Interviews and internal emails show that Utah prioritized the health of businesses over limiting coronavirus case
How the U.S. Chamber of Commerce wrecked the economy — and made the pandemic worse
Carl Pope
How the so-called champion of American business fought to protect profiteering — and endangered millions
Ruth Ben-Ghiat on Trump and the bitter American truth: “We do not have a real democracy”
Chauncey DeVega
NYU fascism expert explains the next moves in Trump's "authoritarian playbook" — and says it's almost too late
As moratoriums come to an end, Silicon Valley faces an apocalyptic eviction scenario
Matthew Rozsa
Working-class residents of California's metro regions are soon to suffer an eviction crisis, report says
Sweden’s sobering coronavirus death toll bodes ill for the laissez-faire pandemic approach
Matthew Rozsa
A new report by the Swedish Public Health Agency sheds light on the toll of the country's lax policies
Hallmark Channel to finally add LGBTQ+ characters and stories to holiday features
Kristen Lopez
The network plans to add in LGTBQ+ characters to the "Countdown to Christmas" and "Miracles of Christmas" lineup
The pandemic is making us question the connection between work and money. That’s a good thing
Curtis White
Unemployment supplements, stimulus checks, and trillions thrown at corporations. Is money as "real" as we thought?
Texas and Arizona request refrigerated trucks as morgues run out of space to store coronavirus dead
Igor Derysh
Some Texas morgues have already run out of space, while at least one morgue in Phoenix is at 97% capacity
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