Inside ITT

Former Football Pros Sue NFL En Masse Over Concussions

Lindsay Beyerstein

Good Thing There’s No Life After Death…

Lindsay Beyerstein

Home Birth Injury and Death Rates Matter to Policy

Lindsay Beyerstein

Surprise, Surprise: HPV Vaccine Does Not Cause Sluttiness

Lindsay Beyerstein

Culture

Guided by Our Grandchildren

It's hard not to be inspired by the youthful idealism at the center of the Occupy movement.

Jane Miller

Feature

Anatomy of the 1%

Who comprises the nation's wealthiest—and most infamous—percentage?

David Moberg

Viewpoint

The Lonesome Death of Josh Dylan Pfenning

A man who is unhoused kills himself at an Occupy encampment, underscoring America's widening chasms.

Terry J. Allen

Labor

Happy Holidays? Not for 200 Pacific Steel Workers in California

Rose Arrieta

Labor

Nepal’s Migrants Lured By Empty Promises, Trapped by Bosses Abroad

Michelle Chen

Labor

The Best of Times and the Worst of Times, When It Comes to Healthcare

Roger Bybee

Labor

The Immigration Debate at Year’s End: Conflict and Contradiction

Kari Lydersen

Viewpoint

‘Tis The Season of Fake Outrage

Every year, the right wing inevitably decries the nonexistent 'War on Christmas.'

David Sirota

Labor

New NLRB Rule May Be High-Water Mark for Obama-Era Labor Reform

Mike Elk

Feature

Fighting Sexual Assault, One Tweet at a Time

In 2011, activists harnessed the Internet to make visible everyday violence that too often goes unreported.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Labor

When Democracy Becomes Disposable

Roger Bybee

Dispatch

Gay Marriage Tests ‘Minnesota Nice’

A constitutional amendment proposal comes to the Land of Lakes, a microcosm of the nation.

Jacob Wheeler

Labor

Flight Attendants Vote to ‘Keep it Virgin’—and Transport Workers Union Cries Foul

Mike Elk

Labor

Oil Workers Rise Up in Kazakhstan, Face Brutal Crackdown

Michelle Chen