And Paved the Way for Trump

An activist sees hope in cooperative ownership and what he calls the "pluralist commonwealth."

A small town’s inclusive and equitable template for other blue-collar towns facing the loss of dirty energy jobs and other polluting industries.

If Trump really wants to speak for forgotten Americans, he would travel to the Mississippi Delta and the rural Black Belt of the American South.

A teacher in a struggling steel town reflects on the kind of education the next generation needs.

The bellwether state may be providing a sneak preview of the pressures for national political realignment.

To rebuild its winning coalition, a Rust Belt writer argues, the opposition party has to advance younger leaders and go back to its working-class roots.

By not acting on behalf of the nation's struggling workers, the Left will continue to cede the jobs terrain to Donald Trump.

Our media is strangling our democracy, and without a course correction it will only get worse.

The party of the working class is reaping the harvest of decades of neglect.