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The Revolution Will Be Capitalized
State-owned banks can offer low-interest credit and local investment capital. But do they have a future?
Theo Anderson
Labor
Unions Anxious About Obamacare; Coal Company Sues Whistleblower; Boeing Strike Looms
Mike Elk
Labor
Fired Hostess Worker Becomes One-Man ‘Truth Squad’
Bruce Vail
Vital Signs: Scouting for Equality; Puerto Rico’s Student Movement Wins Big
Ben Lorber
Last Straw for Chicago Embroiderers: Working Through Thanksgiving
Amien Essif
Feature
In Israel’s Elections, a Star Is Born
After a surprise showing, will centrist Yair Lapid put his new clout behind peace?
Ralph Seliger
Labor
22 Cablevision Union Members Fired During Confrontation with Management (Updated)
Mike Elk
Immigration Reform: The Movement Can Win So Much More
Shanta Driver
Feature
Santa Claus-ifying Martin Luther King, Jr.
When the U.S. military tweets MLK quotes, you know things have gotten bad--for the military.
David Sirota
Video
Former GM Autoworker on Hunger Strike for Over 70 Days with Lips Sewn Shut
Amien Essif
Labor
Propelled By ALEC, ‘Right-to-Work’ Assault on Unions Reaches Pennsylvania
Bruce Vail
Why My Students Don’t Need Armed Guards
Ashley Lauren Samsa
Labor
Cambodian Workers Wait for Wages in the Street, Shaming H&M and Wal-Mart
Michelle Chen
NLRB Dismisses Wal-Mart’s Charges of Illegal Protests
Camille Beredjick
Labor
Labor Takes Hard Line Against Social Security and Medicare Cuts
Kari Lydersen
Labor
How a Wal-Mart Warehouse Cheated Its Workers Out of $1.1 Million
David Moberg
TN Senator Proposes To Cut State Diversity Programs—in the Name of MLK
Amien Essif
‘Right to Work’ Falls Flat in New Hampshire
Ian Becker
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