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Feature

Syriza Has No Choice: Greece Must Prepare to Leave the Eurozone

To break from the program of brutal austerity that has been imposed on Greece, its leaders have no choice but to take radical action.

Alexandros Orphanides

Labor

This Small Town Shows Why The Trans-Pacific Partnership Could Be A Disaster For American Workers

Peter Cole

Feature

Can Jeb Bush Separate Himself From the Bush Legacy?

If Jeb Bush wants to distance himself from the family name, he needs to reassess his brother's actions in Iraq.

David Sirota

Labor

Charter School Unions Are Spreading: Teachers at Elite Chicago Charter Network Vote to Unionize

Arielle Zionts

Labor

With Gawker Unionized, Your Favorite Hyperbolic Headlines Will Now Be Powered By Organized Labor

Alex Lubben

Labor

Wikileaks’ Julian Assange Is Offering $100K Bounty for Leak of Entire Trans-Pacific Partnership Text

Martin de Bourmont

Labor

Authorized Guestworkers Actually Don’t Make More Money Than Undocumented Immigrants

Rachel Luban

Culture

Why Some Vets Want to Relive Vietnam

A new documentary follows the weird subculture of Vietnam War reenactors—some of whom were actually there.

Eileen Jones

Labor

Sao Paulo Teachers Vote to Continue Two-Month Strike

Steve Payne

Culture

Pigeons Under Late Capitalism

An existentialist Swedish movie occupies a completely original universe.

Michael Atkinson

Labor

Politicians Keep Promising Free Trade Agreements Can Protect Workers. We Should Stop Believing Them.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Rural America

In Rare Move, the Justice Department Drafts a Bill of Its Own—To Ensure Native Voting Rights

Stephanie Woodard

Labor

30,000 Teachers Walk Out in Protest of Big Class Sizes in Washington State

Mario Vasquez

Viewpoint

The Collective That Saved Jazz

The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians brought jazz back from the brink by connecting it to black struggle

Salim Muwakkil

Viewpoint

6 Lessons for the U.S. from Spain’s Democratic Revolution

How Spain’s 15M movement went from occupying city squares to city halls—without compromising its independence

Erica Sagrans

Nebraska Abolishes Death Penalty

George Lavender

Labor

California Walmart Workers Go on Hunger Strike After Stores Closed in ‘Retaliation’ for Organizing

Julia Kann

Feature

The $165 Billion Question for Hillary Clinton

When 20 foreign governments gave billions to the Clinton Foundation, were they expecting—and did they receive—quid pro quo arms deals from the State Department?

David Sirota