NATO’s Expansion Into Asia Is the Mother of Bad Ideas

US lawmakers say the alliance’s movement into Asia is “inevitable.” It’s actually a completely avoidable, completely bad idea.

Staff at Grindr, the World’s Biggest LGBTQ Dating App, Are Unionizing

Workers at Grindr, the popular and long-running LGBTQ dating app, have announced supermajority support for forming a union. Jacobin talked to two Grindr workers about their demands.

Don’t Blow Up a Pipeline

The clock is ticking on averting the worst of climate disaster, raising the question for many if activists should turn to militant actions like industrial sabotage. But it’s not time to give up on democratic politics to save the planet.

UPS Teamsters Will Vote on a Tentative Agreement That Ends Tiers and Raises Part-Timer Pay

On July 25, UPS and its Teamsters workforce announced a tentative agreement, averting a potential August 1 strike. Teamsters will soon be voting on whether to accept the agreement — here are some of the highlights.

How Tunisia Became the EU’s Border Guard

Last year, Tunisia overtook Libya as the primary point of departure for refugees seeking entry into Europe. The EU has responded to this by paying the North African nation billions to violently police migrants.

How Many People Died in the Iraq War?

UAW Ballot Results

A left slate won a narrow victory. Here’s how the regional vote mapped out.

The True Story of the Neocons

The life and death of the ideology that gave us Iraq.

The OG Fake News

Long before disinformation became a moral panic, respectable media outlets like the New York Times trafficked in false information that led to decades of war in Iraq.

Halliburton’s Bounty

The story of Dick Cheney’s favorite war profiteer.

Issue 50: Letters

Mission debriefing.

Issue 50: The Internet Speaks

Gathering operational intelligence.

Issue 50: Dossier

All the fighting words you missed the first time around.

Laughing at the Void

British political comedy of the 1990s and 2000s satirized a low-stakes world of media management and spin. What happened when it tackled the tragedy and atrocity of the war in Iraq?

Beyond Chomsky and Walzer

We must condemn US foreign policy — but we must also articulate the socialist alternative to it.

George Michael Was Our Marvin

Despite pop cultural nostalgia for the protest songs of the ’60s, the march to war in Iraq seemed not to interest musicians — with one glorious exception.

Can the UAW Rise Again?

Despite the ravages of deindustrialization, the United Auto Workers remains the most important American industrial union. Members recently elected a new leadership promising democracy, militancy, and an end to corruption. But change isn’t coming easy to the UAW.

Only You Can Save Darfur

“Save Darfur” perfected a simple message: genocide is bad and must be stopped. But rather than examining the United States’ role in Sudan, it created a spectacle of American power and hierarchy.

Why Australia Marched to War

How Iraq brought Australia into America’s war machine — just in time for a showdown with China.

The Soft Left Couldn’t Stand Up to Tony Blair’s War

How Labour failed to mobilize against the Iraq War.