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Feature

A New Model to Bank On

With credit still tight around the country, support for new public state banks is growing.

David Moberg

Labor

Crowd of 8,500 at Fighting Bob Fest Shows Wisconsin Struggle Continues

Roger Bybee

Labor Reporting in the Face of Danger

Mike Elk

Labor

The Big One is Coming: Strikes Rattle California Hospitals

Carl Finamore

A Closer Look at Obama’s Proposed Millionaire’s Tax

Lindsay Beyerstein

Viewpoint

The Other Media Crisis: Irrelevance

Writing about government ineptitude or corporate corruption can feel like shaking your fist at the cosmos.

Susan J. Douglas

Labor

Wal-Mart and Women: Skeptics Question New Initiative

Kari Lydersen

Feature

Corporations Are Not People

A movement builds to fight corporate rule and amend the Constitution.

Joel Bleifuss

Behind The Scenes: Reporting On Crisis Pregnancy Centers

Susie Cagle

Labor

In Anti-Government Politics, “Time-Out” on Regulation versus Shortened Lives

Michelle Chen

Video: Bachmann Asserts Right to Talk Nonsense About Vaccines

Lindsay Beyerstein

Labor

Union Busters Use Pro-Union Rule to Make Money, Intensify Efforts

Mike Elk

Viewpoint

University of Hypocrisy

Why do America's colleges celebrate drinking alcohol but have no tolerance for marijuana?

David Sirota

Labor

FBI Raid Involving Walker Campaign Records May Foretell Bigger Threat

Roger Bybee

Dispatch

One Man in Search of a District

How Rep. Kucinich was almost pushed off the map in Ohio.

Christopher Moraff

Ron Paul’s Former Campaign Manager Died Uninsured, Free

Lindsay Beyerstein

Video

Stephen Lerner: Create A Crisis For The Super Rich

Joe Macaré

Feature

Are Jobs on Their Way to Becoming Obsolete?

And is that a good thing, as Douglas Rushkoff recently suggested?

Sarah Jaffe