On January 23, 1976, The Guardian ran a story about a group of aerospace workers at the Lucas Aerospace Corporation actively fighting their company's restructuring plans that would layoff thousands.
This is the grave of Thomas Babington Macaulay. Born in 1800 in Rothley Temple, Leicestershire, England, Macaulay grew up well off, the son of a colonial officer, who also was.
I am skeptical (outside of Democrats winning the House and maybe breaking even in the Senate, but that's not really a reckoning), but Michael Tomasky wants to make the case.
This is the grave of Edward Bulwer-Lytton. Born in 1803 in London, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer-Lytton had a name truly of the English upper classes. This was old money.
A lot of liberals want to say that what is happening with ICE and the return of imperialism and the use of government forces against protestors isn't what America truly.
I was somewhat bemused by the responses to Dave Weigel and then Rob's post about that that effectively argued it was outrageous to even consider the political implications of Trump.
Community members clash with ICE, other federal officers, Minneapolis police, and other state officers as officials raid Las Cuatro Milpas in Minneapolis, Minnesota Tuesday, June 3, 2025. (Photo by Nicole.
Donald Trump sure continues to pay dividends for the American working class: Figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics released earlier this month show that the labor share of the nation’s.
