
Medicare for All Is the Answer
Obamacare failed. Medicare for All won't.

Obamacare failed. Medicare for All won't.
Donald Trump's administration has already proven deadly for trans youth. It's up to the Left to fight the new attacks.
With rampant talk of Russian interference, it’s worth recounting Washington's role in undermining Russia’s 1996 election.
British elites fear Scottish independence for a reason.
A plan for rational improvements to the city of Los Angeles.

France is no stranger to disruptive mass protests. But the “Yellow Vests” movement that blocked its highways last weekend represents a new front of struggle against neoliberal president Emmanuel Macron.
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor’s From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation compels us to respond to Trump by building multiracial solidarity and socialist alternatives.
A profit-hungry pharmaceutical industry and an indifferent political class are fueling the deadly opioid epidemic.

Silicon Valley's boosters say it's an innovative, meritocratic wonderland that rewards brilliant visionaries and just might save the world. That's nonsense.
Decades of US-backed community development programs have left behind a disastrous economic and political legacy.
Much of the working class is being forced out into suburbia. We must adapt our organizing strategies to keep up.
Here's what's behind the turbulence shaking US politics — and why it will likely only get worse.
The closer you examine Donald Trump's approval ratings, the more abysmal they look.
Gentrification isn’t a cultural phenomenon — it’s a class offensive by powerful capitalists.
For decades, elites have sung the praises of homeownership while leaving the promise of affordable housing unfulfilled.

Bernie Sanders would be the only 2020 presidential candidate who’s taken on health care profiteers in the name of the working class and worked to pass Medicare for All through social movement pressure, not compromise.
If Karen Lewis runs for Chicago mayor, she should do so as an unapologetic progressive.
The protesters in Ferguson aren’t irrational or apolitical. They are calling attention to their basic, unmet needs.
An interview with Clarence Taylor on communism, civil rights, and the New York City Teachers Union.