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How Bernie Sanders Could Actually Pull Off an Upset in South Carolina

Surprising numbers of South Carolinians like Bernie—if they've heard of him

David Moberg

Labor

How ‘Friedrichs’ Could Actually Unleash Unions from Decades of Free Speech Restrictions

Shaun Richman

Viewpoint

Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy: The Man Who Drowned Democracy in ‘Citizens United’

What a legacy.

Joe Conason

Feature

Flint’s Water Crisis Is No Accident. It’s the Result of Years of Devastating Free-Market Reforms.

This is what neoliberal governance looks like.

Jacob Lederman

Viewpoint

The Bizarre Experience of Agreeing with Trump

It's no coincidence that Trump, the candidate least in need of money or media attention, is the most outspoken against war.

Leonard C. Goodman

Labor

Chicago Car Wash Workers: Owner Took Their Tips, Said They Were His

Kari Lydersen

Rural America

Slaves In All But Name: Abolishing the Corporate State in Rural Communities

Thomas Linzey

Culture

Tech Could Mean the End of Capitalism. But What Comes Next?

Paul Mason, ardent critic of neoliberalism, sees a new epoch ahead

Peter C. Grosvenor

Rural America

Amendment Seeking End to Short-lived Ceasefire Puts Wolves Back in Crosshairs

Rural America In These Times

Viewpoint

How Donald Trump Hopes to John Wayne His Way Into the White House

Why the American Hero trope is so dangerous

Susan J. Douglas

Feature

The Lessons of Syriza’s Failed Push Against Austerity

Austerity policies haven't worked in Greece, but neither have the radical Left's efforts to push back against them.

Branko Marcetic

Viewpoint

Bernie Sanders’ Insurgent Campaign Marks the End of Don’t-Rock-the-Corporate-Boat Liberalism

The grassroots is taking charge of Sanders' campaign—and they're not waiting around for the establishment.

Jim Hightower

Rural America

No Home on the Range for Grass Fed Beef: “Confusion and Subterfuge in the Marketplace”

National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition

Viewpoint

The Newspaper That Transformed Black America—And The Course of History

How an ambitious migrant came to Chicago and changed history with the power of journalism

Salim Muwakkil

Labor

To Fight Back Against Companies Like Uber, Workers Need Organizing—Not Technocratic Fixes

Jonathan Rosenblum

Labor

Bernie Sanders and Unions’ Relationship Status: It’s Complicated

David Moberg

Labor

Boston Globe Delivery Workers Say Their Working Conditions Are Terrible

Aviva Chomsky

Labor

O’Hare Airport Workers Block Downtown Chicago Traffic, Joining National Day of Action on MLK Day

Eli Massey