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How Cuba’s Bitter Sons Shut Down the U.S. Government

In Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, the Tea Party found the perfect pawns.

Achy Obejas

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A Fight Builds Over Multi-Employer Pensions

Unions are stepping up to oppose a likely bill in Congress to slash benefits.

Cole Stangler

Labor

For Goodwill’s Disabled Workers, Spotlight Is On Subminimum Wage

Bruce Vail

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Homeland, Season 3, Episode 7: Trauma Queens

For once, Carrie isn't the only character on Homeland undergoing emotional anguish.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Fight For 15 Confidential

How did the biggest-ever mobilization of fast-food workers come about, and what is its endgame?

Arun Gupta

Labor

New Workplace Injury Transparency; Miller Calls for Black Lung Probe; Airport Job Quality Plummets

Mike Elk

Let’s Talk About Campus Shout-Downs

Lindsay Beyerstein

Feature

Charlie Trotter’s Complicated Legacy

As we mourn a great chef, we shouldn't sugarcoat the way he treated workers.

Arun Gupta

Feature

The Ethics of Mob Justice

A 'Boston bombing victim' Halloween costume brought out the Internet's pitchforks.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Feature

Teachers Were Never The Problem

Poverty still lies at the root of the U.S. 'education crisis.'

David Sirota

Labor

Everett Ketchum, Flint Sit-Down Striker, Dies at 98

Edward McClelland

Labor

How To Save Chicago Schools? Fix the Flat Tax, Say Community Members

Matthew Blake

15 Under-the-Radar Progressive Wins of Election 2013

Moyers & Company

Comics

America’s Bad Dog

Eric Garcia

Labor

Exploitation Remains the Name of the Game at Dell’s Chinese Factories

Michelle Chen

Feature

Mining Company Sues Canada Over Fracking Ban in Quebec

New trade agreements could hamstring progressive regulations in North America.

Cole Stangler

Labor

A Fridge Full of Uranium for Honeywell Employees

Mike Elk

Feature

Ralph Nader: Madder Than Ever

The five-time presidential candidate has a four-letter word for today's Democrats.

Cole Stangler