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Feature

Who’s Afraid of Rahm Emanuel?

Amara Enyia, who plans to run for mayor of Chicago in 2015, certainly isn’t.

Kari Lydersen

Labor

Labor Leaders React to Volkswagen Loss; Some Express Frustration with Democrats

David Moberg

Labor

In Nick of Time, Portland Teachers Make Deal to Avert Strike

Sarah Jaffe

Culture

Let the Witness Speak

In Claude Lanzmann's new Holocaust documentary The Last of the Unjust, the line between right and wrong blurs.

Michael Atkinson

Culture

Faux Vox Populi

Will Obama's promises to fix inequality turn out to be as hollow as Clinton's were?

Chris Lehmann

If Workers Can’t Organize in Tennessee, Volkswagen May Take Business Elsewhere

Alex Wolff

Los Angeles Proposes Wage Hike for Hotel Workers

Danayit Musse

Feature

Former FCC Commissioner Warns Against Comcast-Time Warner Merger

Michael Copps says the commission's love affair with industry destroyed independent media outlets.

Michael Winship

‘An unprincipled fortress on a hill’: ACLU on why WWII internment camps are still relevant today

Matt Stroud

Labor

New Report: Port Trucking Companies Steal More Than $1 Billion in Wages From Drivers

Sarah Jaffe

Feature

Return to Lender

A scheme to save the U.S. postal service by turning post offices into community banks.

Michelle Chen

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

Rachel K. Dooley

Video

Kentucky Nuns Sing Out to Stop a Pipeline

Miles Kampf-Lassin

‘Joe the Plumber’ Becomes a Union Man

Sarah Berlin

Feature

Kentucky’s Keystone XL

Nuns, landowners and environmentalists take on the union-backed Bluegrass Pipeline.

Cole Stangler

Labor

What Are the UAW’s Legal Options After the Volkswagen Defeat?

Moshe Z. Marvit

Pussy Riot Members Arrested Less Than Two Months After Prison Release

Andrew Mortazavi

Feature

The GOP’s Fight Against Medicaid

4.4 million more Americans than last year have health insurance—no thanks to Republicans.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President