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Since the beginning of the pandemic, Gates has been violently wrong on almost every key issue. Why are we still treating him like a benevolent public health expert?

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It's not enough to be rich and powerful. Today's CEOs also want to be progressive, enlightened, socially responsible, and—worst of all—your friend.

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May 9

Owning the Libs is big business for a certain niche of the online Self-Appointed Voice of the Working Man. Alas, it isn’t much of a coherent worldview.

May 3

Michelle Goldberg crosses the line from good-faith debates about tactics into victim-blaming the targets of reactionary violence for the existence of…

Apr 27

As unionization takes off across the country—from Amazon to Apple to Starbucks—pushing back against anti-labor tropes is more important than ever.

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Apr 25

A monthly feature until November 2022 about which vulnerable, powerless group is going to get blamed for systemic failures of party leadership.

Apr 18

The whole family has been sick with a bug this week and making time to write has been very difficult with Petey out of daycare. We’ll be back next week…

Apr 14

The biggest moment for American labor in years is having a difficult time getting past the gatekeepers of our pop political discourse.

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