Inside ITT

Feature

Why the GOP Is Really Waging Its War on Food Stamps

The attack on SNAP is mere political symbolism--but that symbolism is lucrative.

James Patterson

Comics

The Shutdown’s Dirty Truth

Jeff Danziger

Breaking Bad Recap, Season 5, Episode 16: Felina (FINALE)

Lindsay Beyerstein

Feature

Where Farmers Markets and CSAs Fall Short

Mary Berry, daughter of poet Wendell Berry, wants to take local food beyond 'a faddish economy.'

John Collins

Viewpoint

Mining Your Life for Their Profit

A behind-the-screens look at how Internet giants sell your personal information.

Susan J. Douglas

Labor

The Sub-Subminimum Wage: Is It Legal to Pay $2 an Hour?

Amien Essif

Labor

Teamsters Have Beef with Ted Cruz; Guest Workers’ Zero-Dollar Pay; Exxon Mobil Goes Gay-Friendly

Mike Elk

Feature

The Joy of Hate-Watching ‘Atlas Shrugged’

A Kickstarter campaign to raise money for the trilogy's final installment is just the icing on the cake.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Labor

‘People’s Board’ Takes On Rahm Emanuel’s Handpicked School Board

Matthew Blake

Feature

How the Syrian Revolution Went Wrong

With the opposition fracturing, is there still hope for a Syrian Spring?

Richard Seymour

Comics

The Can Kicks Back

Jeff Danziger

Feature

An Empire in a Galaxy Not So Far Away

Obama insists that the U.S. is not an 'empire,' but our foreign policy suggests otherwise.

David Sirota

Feature

What Bootstraps?

Proposed food stamp cuts could leave job seekers with nowhere to turn.

Cole Stangler

Labor

California Domestic Workers Win Long-Sought Bill of Rights

Rose Arrieta

Labor

Wage Wars: Bangladeshi Workers Reach a Boiling Point

Michelle Chen

Labor

Holding Obama’s Feet to the Fire on ‘Living Wage’ Executive Order

Bruce Vail

No Compensation: Wrongfully Convicted Man Can’t Sue Police Who Helped To Put Him Behind Bars

Matt Stroud

Culture

This Can’t Be Paradise

Dante gets an update in Austrian director Ulrich Seidl's provocative new films.

Michael Atkinson