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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have far-reaching proposals to give workers something even more important than money: power.

I’m not saying the events of the Holocaust are repeating themselves right now. I’m saying that, as a Jew, I carry with me the memory of what can happen when everyday people allow our leaders to scapegoat an entire community.

It’s about asking whether we need an immigration system that terrorizes the least dangerous people in this country.

An increasingly global campaign to tar the BDS movement as “anti-Semitic” comes as Israel’s staunchest global defenders are increasingly anti-Semites themselves.

They complain when students protest hateful speakers, but not when shadowy conservative groups and politicians write laws to punish our speech.

Tax cuts have funneled wealth to the richest for decades. Activists have convened a nationwide bus tour to prove how unpopular those tax policies have been.

While we debate the enormous Pentagon budget, let’s also keep an eye on these four critical amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act.

As innocent people suffer the repercussions of sanctions, break-ins are on the rise — including at my grandparents’ house.

And the Senate is going along for the ride, against the better advice of a coalition including NPP.

The U.S. military is a driving force behind climate change. Congress needs to cut military spending in half and use that money to build a green future.

The Atlantic country has a huge opportunity to model getting money out of fossil fuel companies and into the hands of the people.

A nationwide strike takes charge at everything from slavery to sentencing. Organizers say it could be the largest U.S. prison resistance action to date.

Turning schools into prisons means sending kids to real-life prisons. There are better ways to keep students safe.

Almost 900 cities, universities, and governments have divested over $6 trillion from the fossil fuel industry. Why not yours?

According to a new study, peaceful countries are getting more peaceful while the violent are getting more violent.

To build local power, activists in Bristol are taking aim at the root of all evils: money.

As long as workers band together, they can make concrete improvements in their working conditions.

In Pakistan, the police killing of a Pashtun social media star stirred a popular uprising for democracy and demilitarization.

Puerto Rican movements are rebuilding their island in a way that not only enhances climate resilience, but also reclaims their political power.

In one Pakistani province, it took just 544 voters to choose a chief minister. But 80,000 minorities there may not get a single representative.