Paul Blest

A new study shows Americans have $140 billion in medical debt. Time to end it.

The U.S. response to the crisis is about power, not human rights.

The Democrats are trying to rewrite history on a key voting rights issue. Why?

We're setting aside the hot dogs, hamburgers, and wings and celebrating the best (and worst) cookout sides.

The Pacific Northwest heatwave is a reminder of just how deep the shit we're in goes. Too bad our lawmakers don't seem to care.

Her defense of the filibuster and bipartisanship is pure aesthetics.

'Not being able to provide severance was one of the hardest, most painful decisions that our leadership team has ever had to make.'

Felix Salmon's 'deep dive' into unemployment fraud is astonishingly lazy and credulous.

Today in our What Now newsletter.

Grassroots organizing won the day in New York, but Uber and Lyft aren't finished.

The teachers at Bricolage Academy could get a union today—despite the best efforts of their bosses.

A conversation with a McDonald's worker in North Carolina about Fight for $15.

What workers at McDonald's and Connecticut nursing homes say about the state of the labor movement after COVID.

This is not a hero.

We should be paying more attention to how much this guy sucks.

We cannot have this as a society.

Today in 'What Now': the podcast hosts on their new season about the Cuban Revolution.

A race in a deep-blue Louisiana district is being flooded with GOP cash.

One of the worst reactionaries in recent memory thinks a poll proved him right about Trump. Wrong!

The long, sordid history of Ogletree Deakins.