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Pro-tenant laws passed by anti-capitalist politicians now protect squatters. If a squatter just lies about having a lease, the police won't intervene.

Pro-tenant laws passed by anti-capitalist politicians now protect squatters. If a squatter just lies about having a lease, the police won't intervene.

Pro-tenant laws passed by anti-capitalist politicians now protect squatters. If a squatter just lies about having a lease, the police won't intervene.

Thanks to "squatters' rights" laws, evicting a squatter can be so expensive and cumbersome that some people simply walk away from their homes.

Her memoir — “I Survived Capitalism and All I Got Was This Lousy T-shirt” — is out on Doubleday books Jan. 16.

The Mary Sue Book Club collected some of the most interesting, new books coming January 2024 for geeks and feminist alike!

She Says That The Reason She's Able To Pay All Of Her Employees The Same Salary Of $73k All Comes Down To Not Being "a Selfish A--hole."

It was one the most endearing sounds one can hear: children’s laughter. And it was hard to believe that three years earlier, it wasn’t there at all.

TikTok has become a hub for young people seeking financial and career advice. There's everything from professional coaches giving tips to fellow job seekers sharing their own experiences.

From Hardcore to Harajuku: The Origins of Scene Subculture TikToker Madeline Pendleton and early metal and hardcore scenester Ethan Stewart recall the scene subculture of the ’00s. The popularity of the scene subculture was one of the more distinctive moments in the history of alternative fashion and subculture. Defined by its bright coloured clothing, racoon tail-inspired hair dyeing, and musical groups as stylistically different as All Time Low, Asking Alexandria, and 3OH!3, it entered the...