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Feature

Fighting the Firings

After years of 'silent raids' and federal workplace audits, unions and community allies are going on the offensive.

David Bacon

Labor

America’s Rampant Inequality Impossible to Deny

Roger Bybee

Viewpoint

Wall Street Pulls Obama’s Strings

Leonard C. Goodman

Labor

Tunisian & Egyptian Women: After Revolutions, We’re Not Going Back to Second-Class Status

Carl Finamore

Feature

Save Our Schools

Student organizers with Save Our SUNY are fighting austerities—new and old—in New York state’s higher ed system.

James Cersonsky

Labor

Verizon Workers Suspend Strike and Resume Talks—But Strategy for Victory Unclear

Mike Elk

How U.S. Citizens Are Suing Donald Rumsfeld for Torture

David Szydloski

Labor

National Park and Forest Employees Fight Power with Passion

Kari Lydersen

Feature

Global Land Grab

Fear of unrest and hunger for profit are sparking massive acquisitions of farmland.

Terry J. Allen

Labor

President’s Bus Tour Suggests Broken Moral Compass

Roger Bybee

Labor

Fixing Schools: A Smart Plan for Jobs

Michelle Chen

Labor

Hershey Guest Worker Scandal Result of Lax Govt. Oversight: Immigration Expert

Mike Elk

Dispatch

Brazil’s Dam Shame

Construction of the giant Belo Monte dam is now underway in the Amazon. But the movement against it continues.

Gabriel Schwartzman

Viewpoint

The Vegetarian’s Dilemma

David Sirota

Labor

Cops and Firefighters: The Public Sector’s New Untouchable Upper Class?

Matthew Blake

Labor

A Man, A Plan, A Canal: What Panama’s Massive Expansion Project Means for Labor

Kari Lydersen

Video

Mike Elk on the Verizon Strike

Joe Macaré

Feature

What Wisconsin Means

On a 96-year-old labor journalist and burning down the forest.

Mike Elk