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From California to Quebec, Students Fight Tuition Hikes

The longest student strike in Quebec's history has started yielding results.

Diana Rosen

Can Journalists Save Themselves? Free Press President Says They’ll Have to Try

Matt Bellassai

Labor

Workers Battle ExxonMobil Over Safety at Baton Rouge Refinery

Roger Bybee

Chase’s $2 Billion Trading Loss Bolsters Calls for Regulation

Lindsey Kratochwill

Labor

Child Labor and Agribusiness Churn Washington’s Food Fight

Michelle Chen

Viewpoint

Our Guns and Butter Economy

In its drive for job-creating exports, is America creating a fatter, more violent world?

David Sirota

Culture

A Superhero for the Ladies

The Avengers is wildly successful in part because it acknowledges women have brains—and are watching.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Red Slime: Scourge of Supermarket Sushi

Lindsay Beyerstein

Viewpoint

Can Labor Strike Back?

America's unions must find a way to circumvent restrictive federal laws.

Bhaskar Sunkara

Organizing Against Bank of America in Enemy Territory

Laura Gottesdiener

Labor

U.N. Strike Shows Convergence of Labor and Middle East Politics

Michelle Chen

Comics

Carlos-Montes

Eric Garcia

Twitter Challenges Subpoena of Occupy User’s Account

Lindsey Kratochwill

Lugar’s Loss in Indiana: the Death of Nuance in the GOP

Theo Anderson

Labor

Judge Drops the Hammer on Union Members at Hostess

Bruce Vail

Obama Comes Out in Support of Same-Sex Marriage

Diana Rosen

Naomi Schaefer Riley: You Knew What I Was When You Picked Me Up

Lindsay Beyerstein

Labor

780 Caterpillar Workers Unexpectedly Go on Strike in Illinois

Mike Elk