The Progressive Victories No One’s Talking About
Progressive ballot initiatives passed handily across the country, even in so-called red states.
Progressive ballot initiatives passed handily across the country, even in so-called red states.
A return to the pre-Trump days would be nothing less than a disaster. We must harness the fusion politics that was so crucial to the election of Joe Biden and…
Mass media lost no time in helping the right wing of the Democratic Party blame its left wing for poor election results.
On this week's "Scheer Intelligence," the former Ohio congressman and mayor of Cleveland weighs in on what the Democratic Party keeps getting wrong.
Progressives made Trump’s defeat possible. Now we need to challenge Biden and other corporate Democrats before they marginalize the left once more.
The companies won an expensive victory in California with the passage of Proposition 22, but it's workers who will pay the highest price.
More than ever before, progressives can’t afford to be on the sidelines and let science-denying narcissistic fools run the show.
There’s truly an enormous amount in the Democrat's record to dislike, but progressives can get much better results fighting Biden than fighting Trump.
Four years ago, we warned that Trump could win the presidency. Now, we’re warning again.
Corporate media showers the presidential candidate with praise for his "centrist coalition" and for steering clear of "progressive demands."
The liberal centrist will join you in demanding relief from the injuries of the system as he protects the very interests and policies that cause those injuries.
Activist Norman Solomon discusses how the class war that gave rise to Bernie Sanders' campaign is the fault of a long line of corporate Democrats like Joe Biden.
The granddaughter of Culbert Levy Olson and co-author of his biography discusses his life and political career, as well as his progressive values.
The Georgetown Law professor talks about his most recent book on the criminalization of poverty in America throughout the past decades.
The 95-year-old television icon, who produced some of TV's most memorable comedies, including The Jeffersons and Maude, talks about politics and mortality,