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Slavoj Žižek: The Urgent Necessity of a Syriza Victory in Greece

Only a split from the European Union by Greece can save what is worth saving in the European legacy: democracy, trust in people and egalitarian solidarity.

Slavoj Žižek

Dispatch

The Women Behind Black Lives Matter

The 'leaderless' movement is being propelled by the efforts of women of color.

Kendra Pierre-Louis

Comics

Boko Haram And The Real Threat

Matt Bors

Comics

RIP King Tiger

Eric Garcia

Labor

The U.S. Labor Movement: At a ‘Crossroads,’ or the Gallows?

Jake Blumgart

Labor

Saving Labor’s Sinking Ship

David Moberg

Labor

Goucher College Adjuncts Expect Union Victory As Organizing Spreads in Maryland

Bruce Vail

Feature

How To Sell Off a City

Welcome to Rahm Emanuel’s Chicago, the privatized metropolis of the future.

Rick Perlstein

Feature

EXCLUSIVE: New Documents Show FBI Targeted NATO Protesters

In the lead-up to the 2012 NATO Summit in Chicago, federal agents teamed with local police to find and interrogate suspected anarchists.

Joel Handley

Labor

Rep. Keith Ellison’s Low-wage Worker Organizer SOTU Guest: “I go with a conflicted heart”

Veronica Mendez Moore

Dispatch

Police Body Cams: Solution or Scam?

Debating the technophiles’ favorite fix for police violence

Osita Nwanevu

Labor

‘We Deserve Respect’: Strippers Seek $100,000 Settlement From Portland Vegan Strip Club

F. Amanda Tugade

Feature

With Missions in 105 Countries, We Are In the Golden Age of Black Ops

The U.S.'s most elite forces are conducting missions around the world ranging from kill/capture night raids to training exercises—and this year could see more such missions than ever.

Nick Turse