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Feature

‘Her’ Is Really More About ‘Him’

Spike Jonze's new romantic drama is undoubtedly sexist—but critics haven't seemed to notice.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Culture

A Very Adult Social Security Tantrum

Centrist Dems are horrified by Elizabeth Warren's plan to raise benefits. But populists aren't backing down.

Chris Lehmann

Heat levels on Angola death row amount to ‘cruel and unusual punishment,’ judge rules

Matt Stroud

Feature

Why Edward Snowden Is the Definition of a Whistleblower

The verdict on Snowden is in.

David Sirota

Feature

Top Pipeline Regulator: Lack of Oversight ‘Keeps Me Up At Night’

Some 200,000 miles of gathering lines go entirely unregulated.

Cole Stangler

Amazon.com Could Get Its First U.S. Labor Union

Kathleen Jercich

‘Men’s Rights Activists’ Flood College Rape Reporting System with Lies

Kathleen Jercich

Feature

The Adjunct’s Lament

Even in the ivory tower, work is often solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short.

Rebecca Burns

Jailed Pussy Riot Members May Walk Free in Russia

Kathleen Jercich

In Honduras, Resistance Against Ruling Party Continues Despite Peril

Kari Lydersen

Labor

Lessons from Seattle’s Socialist Breakthrough

Paul Bigman

Labor

National Paid Family Leave May Finally Be on the Horizon

Michelle Chen

Comics

The Real Pope Francis

Matt Bors

Labor

As One Window Closes in Chicago, Another One Opens

Kari Lydersen

Culture

Straight Outta Juárez

A new documentary on narcocorrido, the gangsta rap that glorifies the Mexican drug trade.

Michael Atkinson

Dispatch

A Win for 15

Could SeaTac prove a bellwether for the low-wage worker movement?

Jeff Bishku-Aykul

TIGA BINANGA, NORTH SUMATRA, INDONESIA

Rachel K. Dooley

The Truth About Nonviolent Movements

Stephen Zunes