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Will Pokémon Go Help Activism Evolve?

Some activist groups are using the new app to organize, while others are more skeptical.

Kate Aronoff

Labor

Why Now Is the Perfect Time For a Radical Labor Movement

Saqib Bhatti and Stephen Lerner

Rural America

Genetically Engineered Crops Are Part and Parcel of the Decline of Rural Communities

Jim Goodman

Culture

Sim City and the Worst Ways to End Homelessness

The neoliberal mindset doesn't compute with ethical public policy.

Rebecca Burns

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RNC Day 1: The Real World, Cleveland

Reality TV star Donald Trump brings his show to Cleveland, where the GOP party faithful are plotting to vote Hillary Clinton off the island.

Theo Anderson

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Disappointed By the Democratic Party Platform? Follow the Money.

Several delegates to the platform drafting committee have deep financial ties to conservative industries.

Branko Marcetic

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Meet Chris Antal, the U.S. Army Chaplain Who Resigned Over the Drone Program

'We have morally disengaged, outsourcing our killing, forgetting that the bloodshed is on our hands too.'

Branko Marcetic

Rural America

Rural Stories Making Headlines (July 16, 2016)

Rural America In These Times

Labor

Mike Pence May Be a Friend to Trump, But He’s No Friend to Workers

Kali Robinson

Rural America

What Do Sage Grouse and Transgender Toilets Have in Common?

John Collins

Labor

Most Mechanical Turkers Are Young, College-Educated and Making Less Than $5 an Hour

Moshe Z. Marvit

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How to Make the Democratic Party Platform Actually Matter

Bernie Sanders’ delegates have shaped the most progressive platform ever. History shows what it takes to turn that into policy.

Maurice Isserman

Culture

These Newly Restored Indie Films from Cinema’s Early Days Show Black Life From a Black Perspective

A five-disc DVD set offers a glimpse into pre-civil rights era black culture.

Michael Atkinson

Labor

Not With a Bang But a Whimper—Oreo Leaves Chicago Holding the Bag

Marilyn Katz

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Blair to Bush on Day After 9/11: “Co-opt” Sympathy for the U.S. to Support Military Action

Declassified communications from the U.K. to the U.S. show the depth of Blair's commitment to toppling Saddam Hussein.

Branko Marcetic

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Many Pro-Bernie Groups Don’t Want Trump But Still Don’t Trust Clinton. Here’s Their Plan.

Sanders may have endorsed Clinton, but the groups supporting him are plotting a fight for progressive policies far beyond the 2016 election

Ethan Corey

Rural America

The Democratic Party Didn’t Pass a Ban on Fracking—But They Came Very Close

John Collins

Labor

When the Hell Did the NLRB Become More Activist Than Labor?

Shaun Richman