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“This Will Have a Ripple Effect Across the Country”: State of New York Bans Fracking

After years of pushing in New York, environmental activists have finally chalked up a victory against hydraulic fracturing.

Cole Stangler

Labor

“Employers Feel Wildly Free To Pay People However They Want”: An Interview with Kim Bobo

Theo Anderson

Culture

Land of the Free and Home of the Enhanced Interrogators

We need a truth and reconciliation commission to deal with our torture problem.

Chris Lehmann

Labor

Randi Weingarten Shares Personal Story of Sexual Assault

Micah Uetricht

Comics

Torture, Weed and American Justice

Matt Bors

Comics

America and the Mexican 43

Eric Garcia

Culture

A Girlfriends’ Guide to Rage

Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce has to stop trying so desperately to be a "women's show."

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Labor

A Kentucky County Just Voted to Approve the First Local Right-to-Work Ordinance

Moshe Z. Marvit

Comics

At Home with the Cheneys

Jeff Danziger

The Shady For-Profit Company Poised To Take Over DC Prison Healthcare

Alice Ollstein

Labor

Even With a GOP Congress, Obama Could Still Defend American Workers. Here’s How.

David Moberg

Viewpoint

From Occupy to Ferguson

The two movements are more connected than you think.

Jessica Stites

Labor

Are “Works Councils” Really Such a Good Idea for Workers and Unions?

Douglas Williams

Feature

The Media’s 3 False Assumptions About American Torture

The Senate torture report could be the opening we need to make U.S. torture a thing of the past. Let’s not waste it.

Rebecca Gordon

Viewpoint

We Can’t All Just Get Along

In our era of polarization, one party is guiltier than the other.

Susan J. Douglas

Wisconsin Woman Jailed Under ‘Cocaine-Mom’ Law

George Lavender

Labor

As Columbia Grad Students Announce Union Drive, UOregon Students Declare Victory in Strike

Kevin Solari

Labor

Thanks to Labor Board Ruling, You Can Now Use Company Email to Organize a Union

Moshe Z. Marvit