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Labor

Opposition Erupts as Chicago City Council Passes G8/NATO Summit Ordinances

Kari Lydersen

Protesters Prepare to Occupy the Courts

Allison Kilkenny

Culture

Christopher Hitchens: A D.C. Requiem

The fawning homages triggered by the prolific polemicist's death missed the true tragedy of his later career.

Chris Lehmann

Labor

Wis. Recall Elections a Sure Thing, But New ID Law May Block Anti-Walker Vote

Roger Bybee

Labor

Some Unions Support SOPA, But Would Anti-Piracy Bill Hurt or Help Workers?

Mike Elk

Iraq: Political Turmoil Continues as Maliki Forges Autocratic Reign

Andrew Bashi

Dana Milbank’s Flawed “Roe Week” Hit Piece

Lindsay Beyerstein

Mexican Presidential Candidates Debate the Drug War

Daniel Hertz

Feature

Who Wants to Vote Them Off the Island?

Americans do, but you wouldn't know it from the current crop of GOP presidential hopefuls.

David Moberg

Labor

After Tragedy, Apple Tries to Polish Image on Workers’ Rights

Michelle Chen

Viewpoint

It’s More Than a War of Words

If Democrats can't inspire progressives to vote this year, Barack Obama will be a one-term president.

Joel Bleifuss

Bloggingheads: Pollitt and Greenwald on Ron Paul

Lindsay Beyerstein

Pelosi Comments on ‘The Occupy’ as Protesters Converge on Washington

Allison Kilkenny

Segregation of Roma Students Illegal: Slovakian Court

Patrick Glennon

Occupying the Americas, From Buenos Aires to NYC

Jennifer Adair

Are Tucson Schools Banning Books on Race?

Alyssa Meza

Labor

AFL-CIO’s Trumka Acknowledges Labor’s Divisions Over Keystone Pipeline

Mike Elk

Occupy Heads to Washington on Four-Month Anniversary

Allison Kilkenny