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Amazon Just Saw Its First Strike in Britain

Amazon Just Saw Its First Strike in Britain

Yesterday, staff at Amazon’s Coventry warehouse did something no British workers at the company had previously done: they walked off the job. Amazon workers on strike outside the Coventry Amazon fulfillment center on January 25, 2023. (Christopher Furlong / Getty...

Russell Banks Was a Working-Class Writer for Our Global Age

Russell Banks, the acclaimed novelist who died of cancer earlier this month at the age of eighty-two, did not so far as I know identify as a socialist. But he did describe himself as a person of the Left, and in 1985 he wrote a profile for the Atlantic of the...

Why George Santos Won’t Resign

Why George Santos Won’t Resign

In a world where norms and codes of conduct mattered, George Santos’s would be an open and shut case. But as long as he remains useful to the narrow Republican House majority, the chronically dishonest congressman likely isn’t going anywhere. Representative George...

Joe Biden’s Rooseveltian Ambitions Are Officially Dead

Joe Biden’s Rooseveltian Ambitions Are Officially Dead

Austerity-minded Jeff Zients’s appointment as White House chief of staff signals Joe Biden’s return to the fiscal hawkishness that has always been his sweet spot. US president Joe Biden makes an announcement on additional military support for Ukraine in the Roosevelt...

Molly Nilsson Wants a World With No Billionaires

Molly Nilsson Wants a World With No Billionaires

Synthpop icon Molly Nilsson speaks about the future of creative pursuits in a neoliberal world, her hatred of pessimism, and her admiration for revolutionaries like Rosa Luxemburg. Swedish Singer Molly Nilsson performs live in in Berlin, Germany, 2015. (Frank Hoensch...

How Analytic Philosophers Have Made Sense of Capitalism

How Analytic Philosophers Have Made Sense of Capitalism

Analytic philosophy, a branch of the discipline that emphasizes rigorous argumentation, is often dismissed as a set of abstract puzzle games. But analytic philosophers have reinterpreted Marxism to provide a radical critique of capitalist society. Workers packing...

Spain’s Left Badly Needs to Join Its Forces

Spain’s Left Badly Needs to Join Its Forces

Labor minister Yolanda Díaz is Spain’s most popular politician — and her new Sumar electoral vehicle promises to greatly expand the Left’s support. But the project remains marred by infighting, with strained relations between Díaz and her Podemos allies. Yolanda Díaz...