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The White House at war with itself
September 10, 2018 By Joe Sims
A profound crisis of governance now grips the entire executive branch of government.
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Testimony: Kavanaugh would let “a cancer on the presidency” grow unchecked
September 10, 2018 By Mark Gruenberg
Two things became clear at the Senate hearings: Kavanaugh is a liar and he believes in expanding the power of a lying president.
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Aprobación de las uniones laborales la más alta en 15 años
September 8, 2018 By Pete Levine
La encuesta sugiere que el público reconoce el importante rol de las uniones en mejorar las vidas de los trabajadores más allá de las de sus propios miembros.
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Wisconsin labor not taking a Randy Bryce victory for granted
September 7, 2018 By Dominique Paul Noth
A Paul Ryan clone opposing Democrat Randy Brice, is hanging on only a point behind Bryce in the polls.
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‘Sweat,’ an unsentimental collective portrait of a working class in retreat
September 7, 2018 By Eric A. Gordon
This is not “feel-good” theatre, but it is down-and-out real, sinewy, rough and true. It shouldn’t be missed.
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