Inside ITT

Rural America

Community Override: When State Legislatures Preempt Democracy

Thomas Linzey

Feature

Democracy’s Fascism Problem

Europe has a ‘democracy deficit’ on both the Left and the Right

Slavoj Žižek

Labor

Indiana Truck Workers Jump-Start Their Union—And Reverse Two-Tier Wages

Chris Brooks

Rural America

The Politics of Fertilizer and the Exxons of Agriculture

GRAIN

Culture

In Jacques Audiard’s Dheepan, A Refugees-Eye View of a France We Rarely See

Three Sri Lankan strangers must pretend to be a family in a strange land

Michael Atkinson

Labor

Tuesday’s Baltimore Primary Results Mean a $15 Minimum Wage Is Likely Coming Soon

Bruce Vail

Dispatch

The Real Heroes of the Flint Water Crisis

Flint residents refuse to be silenced

Victoria Goff

Comics

The Paradox of Life Under President Trump

Matt Bors

Feature

Thomas Frank on How Democrats Went From Being the ‘Party of the People’ to the Party of Rich Elites

Democrats have gone from the party of the New Deal to a party that is defending mass inequality.

Tobita Chow

Feature

Why Bernie Sanders Will, Should and Must Refuse To Drop Out Against Hillary Clinton

It's only the keepers of the established order who want him to bow out now.

Jim Hightower

Feature

3 Next Steps for the Political Revolution

Bernie Sanders can't do it alone.

Larry Cohen

Labor

‘City of Trees’ Provides a Look Into the Promise of Urban Green Jobs Programs

Jason Kozlowski

Labor

Teamsters Activists Move To Prevent Slashing of Hundreds of Thousands of Retirees’ Pensions

Bruce Vail

Rural America

Surviving Wounded Knee: The Lakotas and the Politics of Memory

David W. Grua

Dispatch

How an Ex-Felon Voting Bloc Could Shape Baltimore’s Election

44,000 newly eligible voters can make a real difference

Katie Rose Quandt

Feature

Bigger Than Bernie: The Other Progressive Challengers Taking On the Democratic Establishment

These challengers are also carrying the flag of the political revolution sparked by Bernie Sanders.

Christopher Hass

Governor Restores Voting Rights To More Than 200,000 Formerly Convicted Virginians

George Lavender

Feature

Why We Must Make Green Energy a Public Good

A 'Green Tea' coalition of conservatives and environmentalists are offering market-based alternatives to fossil fuels—but creating an equitable climate future will require public-sector solutions

Kate Aronoff