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Snowden’s Father Scolds Obama, Calls NSA Disclosures ‘Civil Disobedience’
Emma Foehringer Merchant
Feature
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Clueless
The Newsroom recap: The 'mission to civilize' makes a comeback. Cover your ears.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
Labor
Fast Food Strikes Catch Fire
David Moberg
Feature
Teach for America’s Mission to Displace Rank-and-File Educators in Chicago
Why are thousands of experienced educators being replaced by new college graduates?
Kenzo Shibata
Video
Global Climate Change Depicted By Cello
Miles Kampf-Lassin
Dispatch
A Bill of Rights for the Homeless
Several states are considering guaranteeing civil rights for those without a roof over their heads.
Amien Essif
Labor
To Get Tough on Chemical-Plant Explosions, Feds Make ‘Most Wanted’ List
Mike Elk
‘Legitimate Rape Myth’ Rooted in Fictional Nazi Experiments
Lindsay Beyerstein
Feature
Why Did 83 Democrats Vote to Continue NSA Surveillance?
This time, we can't blame the Republicans.
Cole Stangler
Feature
Helen Thomas: First and Foremost
The White House reporter smashed the glass ceiling for women and set the bar for tenacity.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
Labor
Bangladesh Evades Reform; Haagen-Dazs Blueberry Pickers Strike; Temp Worker Calls Out Amazon CEO
Mike Elk
Feature
‘Bargain’ on Immigration Would Feed Prison Profits
The private prison industry stands to gain millions from the Senate's reform plan.
Michelle Chen
Seattle Mayor Moves to Reject New Whole Foods Over Poor Pay
Emma Foehringer Merchant
Feature
Presidential Infallibility
To a grandfather seeking answers, the U.S. shrugs and says: We don't have to tell you why we killed your grandson.
David Sirota
Feature
Young Activists Occupy Florida Capitol, Demand Justice for Trayvon
The 'Dream Defenders' won't be moved until the bigger issues in the Martin shooting are addressed.
Sarah Jaffe
Labor
A Push for Workers’ Rights in Massachusetts
Sarah Betancourt
Labor
Parents Sue To Halt Chicago School Closings, Alleging Discrimination
Ramsin Canon
Feature
Thank You, Strike Again
How low-wage service workers are changing the face of labor.
David Moberg
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