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The German government has launched an international initiative to curb emissions of sulfur hexafluoride, an exceptionally potent greenhouse gas that it says has long been overlooked in efforts to address climate change. Announced this week at a United Nations Environment Program meeting in Kigali, Rwanda, the “Global SF6 Pledge” urges countries to commit to monitoring, […]

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This article originally appeared in the Chicago Sun-Times. It has been republished with permission. Joe Gamble knows what to expect when he arrives at work at the Bridgeport Art Center after days of heavy rain. “There was raw sewage floating in the creek,” Gamble says after storms in early October. “The wind carried the smell […]

In North Carolina, every county shifted more left in this year’s U.S. House and Senate races compared to 2024, according to a Daily Yonder analysis of preliminary voting data.  Democrat Roy Cooper, who served as the Governor of North Carolina from 2017 to 2025, won 59% of the vote in the Senate race against Republican […]

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From military rule over Palestinians to apartheid in the occupied territories, Israel has never been a democracy for Palestinians. Efforts to restrict expat voting ahead of the elections showed how barriers to democracy can reach Jewish citizens, too.

This analysis and news roundup come from the Canary Media Weekly newsletter.  Sign up to get it every Friday. Americans aren’t happy about the data center boom, and they made their displeasure pretty clear this Election Day. Voters not only selected a slate of Democratic candidates who campaigned against data…

Lula da Silva beat Flávio Bolsonaro to win a fourth term as Brazil’s president. Political scientist André Singer says the hardest fight is still ahead: Brazil’s bourgeoisie wants harsh austerity, and Lula’s coalition is split over it.

What do we actually mean by “equality”? Few thinkers have answered that question better than Elizabeth Anderson: not identical outcomes but a society where no one gets to dominate anyone else, including at work.

After this week’s elections, Democratic congresspeople from working-class backgrounds are set to grow their numbers by 75%. They have a chance to push the party’s agenda in a pro-worker direction. Organizing in a congressional caucus can help them do that.

In the face of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s climate rollbacks, bullying from the Trump administration, and the global climate conference starting November 9, Stand.earth co-founder Tzeporah Berman and Northern Forests Senior Campaigner Tegan Hansen are attending COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, and are available for on-site and video conference interviews. WHAT: Stand.earth experts COP31 media […]

The blue wave was undeniable. But early survey data suggest the party rode on a backlash against Donald Trump and a midterm electorate tilted toward college graduates, not a return of the working-class voters the party will need in 2028.

Populism isn’t just a switch the GOP could have chosen to flip on in this election but didn’t. Its governing record under Donald Trump has been one of harm and contempt for working people. Voters knew that and punished Republicans for it.

Italy’s top court has shut down the ILVA steel mill in Taranto, recognizing that it has become a disastrous health hazard. While European authorities boast about green investment plans, the site’s demise reflects the failure of their industrial policy.

The Democratic Socialists of America have gone from political obscurity to a major force in American politics. Vivek Chibber and Paul Heideman discuss its remarkable rise — and why electoral victories alone won’t build lasting working-class power.

مقالۀ «طرح‌واره‌ای برای نقد اقتصاد سیاسی» به قلم انگلس در سال۱۸۴۳ ، نقطۀ عزیمت اثر سترگی شد که مارکس چهار دهۀ پایانی عمر خویش را صرف نگارش آن کرد. با این حال، انگلس در هیچ‌یک از نوشته‌های متأخر خود، که مدعی بازنمایی و تبیین دیدگاه‌های مارکس بود، نتوانست آن ابعاد بنیادینی از اندیشۀ مارکس را دریابد که خودِ مارکس آن‌ها را حیاتی و اساسی می‌دانست. از آنجا که نوشته¬های انگلس تأثیری ژرف بر قرائت‌های بعدی از کتاب سرمایه بر جای گذاشته‌اند، اذعان به این غفلت و کاستی می‌تواند به ما یاری رساند تا مقصود و غایت واقعی مارکس را در پژوهش‌هایش بازشناسیم.

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This story was originally published by KFF Health News. Federal leaders overseeing a $50 billion rural health fund missed a critical deadline to announce how much they’ll give states next year, alerting state leaders to the delay with a mass email. A 12-sentence message from Alina Czekai, director of the federal Office of Rural Health […]

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Tune in to Yonder Radio to hear conversations about the rural vote in the midterm elections, the role of postal workers in rural communities, how pollinators affect our lives, and more.

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Democrats’ electoral sweep has shaken the ground beneath a permitting reform bill in Congress, raising doubts about whether the measure has enough support to advance in an initial Senate vote scheduled for Monday. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) said on Thursday in a statement to POLITICO that he opposed the bipartisan bill in its […]