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Instead of covering the party conventions in arenas, this year
Editor-at-large Harold Meyerson
filed his nightly reports
from virtual viewing sessions. The novel coronavirus was also no match
for Meyerson's sharp analyses on labor-whether it was the history of
the Teamsters or what to do with police unions. Below are two stories he
found most compelling from the year.

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Unconventional: The Republicans, Day Four

In a classic Harold Meyerson approach, the Q&A structure of this piece
proved a fresh, humorous way to report on the train-wreck of the final
day at the Republican national convention.

What Did Hoffa Want?
A long-read inspired by the Martin Scorsese film "The Irishman," on the
history of American labor and the Teamsters. If you're looking for a
real breakdown and companion piece to truly understanding this
fascinating film and dissecting the moral stew of it all, this piece is
definitely for you.

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