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Workers Demand Justice for Immigrants as More Die in ICE Custody

Elected officials learned two more people died in federal immigration detention this week, bringing the total number of deaths to at least 16.

The small island nation has one of the largest and most successful portfolios of state-owned companies in the world. What?

In Wyoming, the Delaware of cryptocurrency, industry players celebrated their fortunes and said everyone will benefit. But workers haven’t seen it.

In Berkeley, New York, Paris, and Vatican City, it’s become central to political battles—and religious concerns.

Hospital system UnityPoint would rather spend millions on anti-union ‘educators’ than on safe staffing policies.

A casino is at the center of a fight over the soul of Coney Island, one of three downstate casino licenses being pursued in New York.

For the last 20 years, analysts have known that this is an economy by and for the rich.

Two different accounts from two of the Prospect’s co-founders

By refusing to defend a ban on noncompete agreements in court, the Federal Trade Commission enables employers to suppress wages.

TAP

Today on TAP: The self-inflicted damage to Trump’s economy is deepening. Will he get away with it politically?