Harold Meyerson

The only truly passionate players in today’s election appear to be the corporate moguls funding the anti–Tom Steyer campaigns.

Seven Republicans have joined every House Democrat to bring pro-union legislation to the floor next week.

Democrats finally show up to the class war.

The L.A. local of hotel and restaurant workers settles a contract dispute, but reserves the right to strike if ICE appears at Friday’s kickoff.

Two autocrats staffed by craven yes-men assumed that Iran and Ukraine were theirs for the taking.

One’s a narcissist, the other’s a socialist, but there’s room for all in this improbable coming together.

Americans realize they’ve lost power and income to the very rich. Too many Democrats, even too many unions, have yet to go to war for them.

It's taken about 45 years for a politically potent supermajority of Americans to come together and realize that they're on the losing end of a class war, but better late than never. Besides, they're not the ones responsible for the snaillike pace of this awakening: Their political institutions and the mainstream media didn't even begin to confirm this massive shift in income and power until relatively recently, and the only institutions to consistently point this out—unions—were all but wiped off the map of most of the United States during this time as well.

Here comes a generation of DSA big-city mayors.

The right-wing justices repeatedly ruled Trump’s way today—just possibly, to soften him up for an anti-Trump ruling still to come.