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Dispatch

Can We Kiss Internet Privacy Goodbye?

The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act is moving swiftly again--and this time, Obama's veto is less certain.

Ian Becker

Feature

In Gaza, Dignity Is the Battleground

Israeli troops employ both insult and injury.

Noam Chomsky

Bernie Sanders, Bank Buster

Amien Essif

Labor

Obama Tries To Revive Gutted Labor Board

Bruce Vail

Viewpoint

Drone Justice is Blind

There's no way President Obama can fairly review each drone strike.

Leonard C. Goodman

1 in 3 Foreclosures Were Triggered by Bank Error

Rebecca Burns

Video

What Can You Buy For Having Your House Stolen? Alexis Goldstein Tells Chris Hayes

Miles Kampf-Lassin

Feature

Obama’s Budget: A Bad Bargain

Cutting Social Security is a recipe for social insecurity.

Tim Carpenter and Mike Hersh

Comics

McGraduate

Jeff Danziger

Culture

Upstream Color Reinvents Cinema

We've seen the future of film, and it's incomprehensible.

Michael Atkinson

Labor

Cablevision CEO’s Threats Prompt NLRB Complaint

Mike Elk

Labor

Where Jesus and Marx Intersect

David Moberg

Feature

Obama’s Man in Frackademia

The president's pick to head the Department of Energy has deep ties to the oil-and-gas industry.

Steve Horn

Labor

After Three-Year Strike, Mexican Workers Win Ownership of Tire Plant

Jane Slaughter

Feature

The Big Do-Over at Kaiser

Which way will 45,000 California healthcare workers swing? The answer has major implications for labor.

Steve Early

One Dead and Dozens Injured in Bangladesh General Strike

Osita Nwanevu

Feature

Bait and Switch, CEO-Style

CEOs blame the poor for the nation's financial woes, then laugh all the way to the Caymans.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Was Pablo Neruda Poisoned by Pinochet?

Jack Bedrosian