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HardLeft organized by what you care about. Each hub explains the issue the way we cover it, then points you at today's reporting. The front page changes every morning — these pages are the permanent map.
2026 Midterms & the Socialist Slate
The midterms are the main event: insurgent progressive and democratic-socialist candidates running on policy, not vibes. We track Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's Senate race, Zohran Mamdani in New York City, Angie Nixon in Florida, and Mai Vang in Sacramento — their platforms, the polls, and the money lining up against them.
Meet the Slate →The Platform
Ten planks, each backed by real public polling: Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, workers' rights, housing as a human right, and the rest of the program the majority of the country already agrees with — even when Washington pretends otherwise.
Read the Platform →Money in Politics
Billionaires, super PACs, and AIPAC's spending shape races long before voters weigh in. We follow the money: who is buying what, which candidates refuse corporate PAC cash, and what it buys them — or costs them.
Today's top stories →Labor & the Movement
Strikes, organizing drives, and the people building power from below — including the DSA and its chapters, like Tampa DSA here in Florida. If workers are moving, we're covering it.
The Movement →Shows & Voices
The independent and progressive media ecosystem: Zeteo, Drop Site News, Democracy Now!, Breaking Points, Secular Talk, The Majority Report, The Humanist Report, The Vanguard, Hasan Piker, and Jon Stewart — plus the elected voices carrying the message, from AOC and Bernie Sanders to Ro Khanna and Tim Walz.
On Air → · The Bench → · All sources →World News & Organizing Events
U.S. foreign policy covered without the corporate filter — including Gaza reporting from outlets like Mondoweiss and Drop Site — and a rolling calendar of progressive events, actions, and meetings you can actually show up to.
World coverage → · On the Calendar →