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Dispatch

Slow Food vs. the City of Chicago

Behind the culinary times, Windy City bureaucrats crack down on canning and charcuteries.

Robin Peterson

Labor

Friedman’s Flipped-Out Free-Trade Fundamentalism

Roger Bybee

Labor

NYU Grad Student Workers Renew Fight for Right to Organize

David Moberg

Charter Schools Not Escaping Education Crisis

Sara Peck

Weekly Audit: Wall Street Reform, Financial Fraud and Foreclosures

Zach Carter, Media Consortium blogger

Viewpoint

Rustbelt Rage

Noam Chomsky

Paul Kagame, Rwanda’s Future and Genocide’s Legacy

G. Pascal Zachary

Labor

Feds Crack Down on America’s Worst Bosses—But Fines Still Trivial

Lindsay Beyerstein

Comics

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August Pollak

Labor

Revisiting the ‘Charleston 5’ Struggle, A Decade Later

Kari Lydersen

Feature

The Poisoning of Puerto Rico

The U.S. Navy left Vieques, but for many, the cancer remains.

Jacob Wheeler

Labor

Uprising in Cairo: A New Labor Movement Takes Shape

Michelle Chen

Catholic is the New Protestant for the Supreme Court and American Politics

Theo Anderson

Labor

Weekly Workers’ Round-up: Thousands Rally for Finance Reform, Transit Workers Unite on Capitol Hill

Jennifer Braudaway

Labor

Across Centuries, May Day Adapts to Shifting Struggles for Justice

Roger Bybee

Viewpoint

The Truth About Arizona’s New Immigration Law

David Sirota

Labor

Airlines Make Final Approach to Monopoly of the Skies

Carl Finamore

Labor

With Federal Stamp of Approval, ‘Cape Wind’ Pumps Green Job Prospects

Michelle Chen