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Pennsylvania’s Amazon Data Center Boom Is Fueled by a Lucrative Tax Break

Repealing the exemption, which could cost the state billions, has failed repeatedly despite bipartisan support.

Capital & Main · Sep 15

Understaffed and Underpaid: Why CVS Pharmacists in Three States Authorized a Strike

The pressure on pharmacy staff to work quickly leads to high turnover and threatens patient safety, workers say.

Capital & Main · Sep 14

The National Audubon Society Kept Its Name. These Chapters Are Leaving It Behind.

From Seattle to Houston, more than 50 local chapters have renamed themselves as part of a reckoning over John James Audubon’s racist past.

Capital & Main · Sep 11

Studies Link New Mexico Drilling to Radiation, Air Pollution, Health Risks

Small towns in the Permian Basin have become a petri dish for the perils of living amid the nation's largest oil fields.

Capital & Main · Sep 4

Elevated Levels of Ammonia Following L.A. Warehouse Fire Raise Safety Concerns

The California Environmental Protection Agency says that Lineage stored between 10,000 and 24,999 pounds of anhydrous ammonia in the warehouse daily.

Capital & Main · Sep 3

California Lawmakers Push Back on Trump’s Attack on Renters

First-of-its-kind law would prohibit work requirements or time limits on low-income tenants who receive federal assistance.

Capital & Main · Sep 3

Ten Films for a Labor Day Under New Management

While the Trump administration attacks workers’ rights, here are some of the most influential films about labor from the last 50 years.

Capital & Main · Sep 2

Disabled Father Says He Was Beaten by ICE Agents, Denied Medical Care in Detention

Detainee was stripped of his cane, hearing aids and medication; case highlights pattern of mistreatment of those with disabilities, attorney says.

Capital & Main · Sep 1

A Decades-Long Friendship, Tested by Trumpism

I dreaded talking politics with a longtime friend whose conservative beliefs are at odds with mine. But I had to.

Capital & Main · Aug 28

Starbucks Removes Drink Powder that Baristas Say Was Making Them Sick

Workers have reported headaches, coughing, sneezing, sore throats and hives after using the powder. Their union says the company has not addressed the health risks of inhalation.

Capital & Main · Aug 27