Natalia Marques

From expanding migrant detention, punishing sanctuary cities, and ending birthright citizenship, Trump's plans are shaping up to be increasingly drastic

The five-alarm fire in the Bronx sheds light on how landlords are extracting profit by maximizing the suffering of their tenants, and how New York City is doing little to stop it

From the exploitation of prison labor to the failures of insurance companies, the Los Angeles wildfires underscore the toll of capitalism on vulnerable communities

Immigrant day laborers, organized with the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, are on the front lines of the humanitarian efforts amid the devastating fires and are responding to anti-migrant rhetoric with “love”

From rolling back the pandemic-era social safety net, to overseeing the largest inflationary crisis in decades, Biden's legacy was one of economic despair

Mobilizations took place in over 80 cities on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to honor MLK's legacy of struggle and mount movement against Trump

After a protracted struggle by autoworkers, Stellantis agrees to reopen shuttered Belvidere plant in 2027

Aurora, Colorado has become the epicenter of anti-migrant hysteria. But residents, together with organizers, are undeterred by fear and determined to fight back

Trump's planned extension to his first administration's tax cuts to the wealthy could add trillions to the federal deficit. Republicans plan to pay for this off the backs of the working class

Experts say that Trump's trade policy and constant threats against other nations will make the domestic cost of living crisis worse