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Obamacare and Its Discontents

Steven Brill's new book outlines the shortcomings, as well as the accomplishments, of President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.

Adam Gaffney

Feature

“To this mayor, black and brown lives do not matter”: 3 Arrested at Die-In at Rahm Emanuel’s Office

Protesters demand reforms to alleged abuses in Chicago’s criminal justice system, including a discriminatory “stop-and-frisk” program and secret interrogation site.

Yana Kunichoff

Labor

Court Steps in to #SaveH2B. But Is the U.S. Guestworker Program Worth Saving?

Rachel Luban

Labor

How Working Less Can Help Prevent Climate Catastrophe and Promote Women’s Equality

Daniel Aldana Cohen

Labor

UNITE HERE’s New Pro-Rahm Emanuel Ads Gush “Rahm Love” for “Mayor 1%”

Micah Uetricht

Feature

When the War on Drugs in Mexico Comes Back Home to the U.S.

Like the Islamic State, the Mexican drug cartels' power has increased as the result of disastrous U.S. policies.

Rebecca Gordon

Feature

Storming the Corporate Castle: Does Shareholder Activism Work?

Shareholder activism has sparked major wins for progressives, but the strategy has also spurred debate.

Theo Anderson

Labor

As Scathing SEIU Ad Hits Rahm Emanuel Where It Hurts, Chuy Garcia Endorses Financial Transaction Tax

Miles Kampf-Lassin

Labor

Obama Promises Rare Veto As House Votes to Slow Down Union Elections, Curb NLRB

Bruce Vail

Labor

“My Boss Would Yell At Me Every Day Until I Cried”: Lean Production at Volkswagen’s Tennessee Plant

Chris Brooks

Labor

Target Becomes the Latest Big Box Retailer to Raise Workers’ Wages

Arielle Zionts

Labor

At UN Conference, Domestic Workers Push for International Labor Standards

Rachel M. Cohen

Comics

Rahm Emanuel’s Trail of Devastation in Chicago

Eric Garcia

Labor

Coders Are Becoming the Industrial Workers of the 21st Century. Will They Organize?

Peter Downs

Labor

Thousands of New York City Teachers Protest Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Free Market Education Reforms

Kevin Solari

Viewpoint

Obama’s Drone Policy Crashes and Burns

Yemen, the poster child for drone-based foreign policy, has collapsed on itself.

Leonard C. Goodman

Rural America

The Legacy of Slavery: What Inequality and Industrial Hog Operations Have in Common

Laura Orlando

Feature

Whither Žižek?: On Zionism and Jews

Slavoj Zizek’s line of thought conveniently plays into the hands of Israel's hard right, like newly reelected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli expansionists.

Louis Nayman