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Viewpoint

Is Our Politicians Learning?

The most formidable challenger for Jeb Bush is his own brother’s legacy.

Susan J. Douglas

Feature

#NoTarSands Resistance March Draws Thousands in Midwest

Indigenous activists from the 200 Great Lakes Indians lead thousands to say to #NoTarSands in the largest anti-tar sands demonstration in Midwest history.

David Goodner

Labor

AFL-CIO Says Labor Has Been Blocked from Trans-Pacific Partnership Debate

Marc Daalder

Labor

With Thousands Marching in the Streets, Chicago Teachers Union Declares ‘This Means War!’

Martin de Bourmont

Feature

“You can’t just vacuum up all of this data of innocent citizens”

Joel Handley discusses the Chicago Police Department's use of StingRay technology and other high-tech monitoring of people's movements.

Lauren Gaynor

Comics

Why Cops Attack Black Teens at Pool Parties

Matt Bors

Labor

Applebee’s Is Trying To Limit Workers’ Ability to Sue the Company When Their Wages Are Stolen

Bruce Vail

Labor

Searching for the New Militant Minority in the American Labor Movement

Charlie Post

Feature

Michigan Is in the Midst of a “Massive Experiment in Unraveling U.S. Democracy”

The austerity-on-steroids measures currently taking place in Michigan may soon be coming to a state near you.

Laura Gottesdiener

Labor

New NY Times Poll Finds Americans Are Pretty Pessimistic About Beating Big Money in Politics

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Culture

The Climate Change-Induced Dystopia of ‘The Water Knife’ Is Not Just Sci-Fi—It’s Already Here

The climate change-induced tragedies The Water Knife chronicles are already happening today; they’re just not happening to us—yet.

Jessica Stites

Viewpoint

Students Protest University of Chicago Budget Cuts, Say Admin Is “Acting Like a Corporation”

The students, some dressed in their graduation gowns, say their school's austerity measures are part of a broader pattern of corporatization in higher education.

Miriam Shestack

Feature

Joseph Stiglitz, Thomas Piketty and Other World-Renowned Economists Demand End to Greek Austerity

The economists called their letter a “plea for economic sanity and humanity.”

Martin de Bourmont

Culture

Austerity: The Real Winner of the UK Elections

May’s elections delivered the familiar thud of disappointment.

Jane Miller

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