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Fifty Protesters Arrested During Occupy Anniversary, Journalists Beaten, Detained

Allison Kilkenny

Occupy Marks 3-Month Anniversary

Allison Kilkenny

Feature

Three Months of Occupy: A Movement in Photos

These pictures from around the country capture the rapid evolution of a grassroots uprising.

Mackenzie McCluer

Labor

Good News on Horizon for America’s Growing In-Home Care Workforce

Rose Arrieta

Iraq War Ends, and a 2002 Rally Comes Full Circle

Daniel Hertz

Labor

Occupy Harvard—and Other Campus Groups—Back HEI Hotel Workers’ Rights

David Moberg

The Ethics of Prescribing Placebos

Lindsay Beyerstein

Labor

With Anti-Immigrant Law, Alabama is Again Ground Zero for Civil Rights

Michelle Chen

Hungarian Journalists Stage Hunger Strike to Protest Govt. Meddling in Public Media

Patrick Glennon

Dispatch

Library of Alexandria in Danger

Will Egypt's newly elected Islamists respect freedom of expression and tolerate 'sacrilegious' books?

Sanhita SinhaRoy

Viewpoint

Banana Republicans’ Assault on Democracy

Why does America's highest-ranking GOP politician oppose scrapping the electoral college?

David Sirota

Viewpoint

The Lowlights of 2011’s ‘War on Women’

With a new Congress in office, battles over reproductive healthcare access came back with a vengeance.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Labor

Obama Nominates Two to NLRB. Will GOP Block Them and Grind Agency to Halt?

Mike Elk

My Cop Roommate, and the Future of the Occupy Movement

Mike Elk

Democrats Favored to Win Golden Flip Flop Award on Taxing The Rich

Lindsay Beyerstein

Labor

Burma’s New Labor Law: Built to Fail or Shifting Toward Democracy?

Michelle Chen

Dispatch

Private Prisons Gone Wild

Legal challenges are no match for Arizona politicians determined to privatize the state's correctional services.

Beau Hodai

Nature, Nurture, Gender, and Identical Twins

Lindsay Beyerstein