A whistleblower has given The Intercept internal emails from Brazil's "operation car wash", whose official goal was to prosecute corruption, proving that its participants corruptly set out to attack the Workers Party.

A million protesters marched in Hong Kong to oppose China's extradition bill.

China has been proceeding for several years to eliminate human rights in Hong Kong, step by step.

The members of Hong Kong's legislature are mostly appointed rather than elected by the public. In addition, people that defend human rights have been barred from running for the elected seats. I don't think mere marching will deter them from carrying out their evil mission. A general strike might have a chance.

The Massachusetts State Thug Department destroyed records that were essential to an investigation into its practices.

How the US should change labor law to enable unions and union workers to resist intimidation and harassment by employers.

AT&T Promised 7,000 New Jobs to Get Tax Break — It Cut 23,000 Jobs Instead.

When a business says it will give something useful afterward in exchange for a permanent change of policy, don't believe it. Insist on a binding written commitment with a penalty clause that it can't wriggle out of or defy.