Inside ITT

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

Comics

Florida: Land of Stand Your Ground

Matt Bors

The End of Cell Phone Smuggling?

Alex Wolff

Feature

UIC Faculty: We’re Striking for Students

Two faculty members at the University of Illinois-Chicago give a firsthand account of why they're striking.

Lennard Davis and Walter Benn Michaels

Feature

Laverne Cox: Transforming Hollywood

The trailblazing Orange is the New Black star has become a powerful voice for trans people, including CeCe McDonald.

Yasmin Nair

Labor

Cuts to Food Stamps Will Make It Even Harder for Americans in Need

Holly L. Derr

Viewpoint

The Reform That Dare Not Speak Its Name

The virtues of proportional representation.

Joel Bleifuss

Feature

Downton Abbey, Season 4, Episode 7: A Farewell to Charms

Downton ties up this season's loose ends, and the results are pretty offensive.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Viewpoint

Sabotaging Peace with Iran

Congress couldn't undermine Obama's deal without the help of the arms industry.

Leonard C. Goodman

Labor

After Historic UAW Defeat at Tennessee Volkswagen Plant, Theories Abound

Mike Elk

Labor

Oil Boom Raises Safety Concerns for Whistleblower Railworker

Kari Lydersen

LVIV, UKRAINE

Rachel K. Dooley

Viewpoint

Grand Old Race-Baiting

Ian Haney López's new book argues that conservatives have subtly exploited racism to disenfranchise us all.

Susan J. Douglas

Inmate Hunger Strike Continues at Illinois Prison

George Lavender

Feature

PBS: Bought and Paid For

Strapped for cash, the public station took money from an anti-pension crusader. Then it promoted pension cuts.

David Sirota

Labor

Corker Flip Flops Again on UAW

Mike Elk

Feature

Redefining Work

Before we can call work 'noble,' we have to agree on what it is.

Peter Frase