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Timeout for Labor in Florida

Union leaders huddle to assess alliances, propose jobs program.

David Moberg

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Arabia Infelix: ‘Unfortunate’ Yemen

What you know about the Middle East's latest hotspot is probably wrong.

George Kenney

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The Rainmakers

Banking on private prisons in the fleecing of small-town America.

Beau Hodai

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Too Important to Fail

The feds saved Goldman Sachs and other banks deemed ‘too big to fail,’ but Park National was left to swing in the wind.

David Moberg

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Girls Gone Anti-Feminist

Is ’70s feminism an impediment to female happiness and fulfillment?

Susan J. Douglas

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Obama and the State of Democrats

We ignore the lesson of 1931, 1948, 1984 and 1988 at our peril.

Vic Fingerhut

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Beyond Pale, Male and Stale

Why ‘legacy’ progressive media must reinvent themselves to remain relevant.

Jessica Clark and Tracy Van Slyke

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‘To Resist Is to Survive’

Nearly 10 years after Argentina's economic collapse sparked a movement, worker-run cooperatives endure another crisis.

Adam Case

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Gross Inaccuracies

The debate over why the GDP is flawed is about more than numbers.

David Moberg

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Heresy of a ‘Hebrew Palestinian

Uri Davis is the first Jew elected to the Fatah Revolutionary Council.

Robert Hirschfield

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The Strange Fruit of Desperation

How con men and paranoiacs learned to love the Hardin hoosegow.

Beau Hodai

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SLIDESHOW: Glimpses of Gaza

One year after "Operation Cast Lead" concluded, a look back at its aftermath.

Matthew Cassel

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Tending ‘the Grow’

Marijuana at a crossroads.

Michael Polson

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Legislated to Death

A gay Ugandan blogger tells his story to the world.

John Ireland

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India's Trail of Tears

To justify a land grab, Delhi has a new enemy—the Maoists.

Arundhati Roy

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SLIDESHOW: Inside the World’s Newest Police State

Photos of Honduras in crisis, all taken since President Mel Zelaya was ousted from power by a military coup last June.

Jeremy Kryt

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Bigger Than Obama

Blaming the president for the slow pace of reform is too simplistic.

Richard Flacks

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Why Year One Matters

Don’t listen to apologists who say Obama’s first year in office is not important, and who insist Americans must be patient for change.

David Sirota

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This Is Your Country on Drugs

Melody Petersen talks about how we're hooked on Big Pharma.

George Kenney

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Hope Is Not Change

Patience is not a virtue—and good things don’t come to those who wait.

David Sirota

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Mobilized in Motor City

How Detroit DSA works in the Democratic Party to effect change.

Seth A. Maxon

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Leftists, Liberals—and Losers?

How and why progressives must unite for real change.

G. William Domhoff

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SEIU’s Civil War

American workers need a labor movement grounded in social justice, not fractured, fighting unions.

Bill Fletcher, Jr. and Nelson Lichtenstein

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INSIDE CUBA SLIDESHOW: Pictures from the Island

Commemorating 50 years of revolution in Cuba.

Kaloian