Benedetta ArgentieriOctober 31, 2026
Who’s torching the driverless taxis? How many AI features can people swallow before Google gets socialized? And why is kicking ICE out of neighborhoods a union issue? In this Turning Point conversation, we explore the new horizons of labor struggles with Sarah Jaffe.
Gaia GuatriOctober 21, 2026
“There is less grass now, and every year it becomes harder to keep enough for the animals.” Naran, 47, whose name has been changed to […]
Editorial BoardJuly 15, 2026
The small-town demonstration in Lacchiarella was the first to draw protesters from across the wider Lombardy region where Italian data centers are concentrated.
Editorial BoardJune 10, 2026
May Day once again reminded us that organized labor remains one of the most influential non-state actors on the global arena. From Manila to São Paulo, and from Berlin and Mexico City, millions took the streets as one—and not only for a better wage.
Henri SulkuMay 29, 2026
Who’s torching the driverless taxis? How many AI features can people swallow before Google gets socialized? And why is kicking ICE out of neighborhoods a union issue? In this Turning Point conversation, we explore the new horizons of labor struggles with Sarah Jaffe.
Editorial BoardMay 28, 2026
“To disarm does not mean rejecting technology, but preventing it from dominating humanity.”
Editorial BoardMay 27, 2026
Internal intelligence reports reveal a quiet shift in the US surveillance apparatus toward growing protests against data centers and AI technologies.
Editorial BoardMay 21, 2026
Management and union leadership struck a tentative agreement only 90 minutes before a mass walkout. Now, workers will decide if it is good enough.
Gaia GuatriMay 20, 2026
Every afternoon around four o’clock, Mr. Huang lowers himself carefully into the same worn armchair beside the window of his nursing home in Hangzhou, a […]
Carolina SemprucciJune 18, 2025
Nemo Smith is not an average politician. He is, in fact, the precise average of all UK politicians. As an algorithm-generated political figure, Smith and his persona are based on the campaigns of British politicians and parties.
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