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Bankruptcy Scheme Shafts Coal Miners

Patriot Coal wins in bankruptcy court, reneges on retiree benefits.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Labor

Snowden Leak Highlights Few Whistleblower Protections for Intelligence Contract Employees

Mike Elk

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To Frack or Not to Frack in Illinois

New legislation that will regulate fracking in the state has divided environmentalists.

Marla Donato and students of DePaul University

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Food Stamps on the Chopping Block

Washington's attack on the poor continues as the Senate votes for big cuts to food aid.

Cole Stangler

Occupy Gezi Movement Gains Backing From Striking Workers

Samantha Winslow

Dispatch

‘The Colorado Model’

Voting just got easier in Colorado.

Theo Anderson

Viewpoint

Our Iron Curtain

The 'border security' provisions of the new immigration bill solve a problem that isn't.

Achy Obejas

Labor

Chicago Demands Justice for Wal-Mart Workers

Griffin Bur

Dispatch

Buycott Koch

A new smartphone app lets users put their money where their principles are.

Patrick James Drennan

Labor

Dirty Dishes: The Laundry Workers Center Aims to Make Another Workplace Cleaner

Sarah Jaffe

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The Dirty Wars, Abroad and At Home

Jeremy Scahill's new film on drone warfare shows why we need to stop the war on whistleblowers

Trevor Timm

Labor

From the Mines to Wal-Mart, Hope Dies Last

Jonathan D. Rosenblum

Comics

U.S. Surveillance

Jeff Danziger

Feature

Rethinking American Exceptionalism

America is certainly exceptional, but that isn't necessarily something to be proud of.

David Sirota

Dispatch

Aloha, Workers’ Rights!

Hawaii is poised to become the second state in the nation to protect the rights of domestic workers.

Luke Brinker

Labor

BREAKING: OSHA Inspected Philly Building Collapse Site, But Did Not Shut It Down

Mike Elk

Occupy Gezi Crackdown Intensifies; GMO Labeling Victory; Europeans Rebel Against Lending Troika

Ben Lorber

Photojournalists Fight Replacement by iPhones

Rebecca Burns