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Janitor says fear kept her silent before joining class-action lawsuit against WinCo Foods

Alexandra Martinez
Janitor says fear kept her silent before joining class-action lawsuit against WinCo Foods

Gavin Newsom, a candidate fit for dystopia

Avik Jain Chatlani
Gavin Newsom, a candidate fit for dystopia

Proposal for $30 minimum wage gains steam in New York City

Eddie Velazquez
Proposal for $30 minimum wage gains steam in New York City

After Trump’s speech, advocates say the real State of the Union is deepening instability

Alexandra Martinez
After Trump’s speech, advocates say the real State of the Union is deepening instability

The true cost of a houseplant: Florida nursery workers demand binding labor protections

Alexandra Martinez
The true cost of a houseplant: Florida nursery workers demand binding labor protections

Fuel squeeze deepens blackouts and closures across Cuba

Alexandra Martinez
Fuel squeeze deepens blackouts and closures across Cuba

Red flags in the air: Louisiana communities take on pollution

Yasmin Garaad
Red flags in the air: Louisiana communities take on pollution

Parents brace for tighter SNAP work requirements

Julie Zenderoudi
Parents brace for tighter SNAP work requirements

New York City nurses say wealthy hospitals are creating untenable work conditions

Eddie Velazquez
New York City nurses say wealthy hospitals are creating untenable work conditions

Nisolo promised ethical fashion before it went broke. Its former Peruvian factory workers are still waiting to be paid.

Amal Ahmed
Nisolo promised ethical fashion before it went broke. Its former Peruvian factory workers are still waiting to be paid.

‘I cannot go back on the streets’: Vulnerable renters are fearful as Emergency Housing Vouchers wind down

Alexandra Martinez
‘I cannot go back on the streets’: Vulnerable renters are fearful as Emergency Housing Vouchers wind down

She managed to get a temporary farmworker visa. Once in the U.S., she endured abuse and exploitation.

Tina Vásquez
She managed to get a temporary farmworker visa. Once in the U.S., she endured abuse and exploitation.