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Strike Continues As Chicago Teachers Do Their Contract Homework
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Comics
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Occupy the Film Festival
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Romney scrutinized over investments from Salvadoran families that ran a corrupt government, 12 years of murderous civil war and death squads.
Terry J. Allen

Labor
Negotiations Look Promising for Chicago Teachers; Strike Could End By Monday
David Moberg

Feature
From Arab Spring to Autumn Rage
The anti-Mohammed film by 'Sam Bacile' reveals the dark side of social media's power.
Andrew Lam

Labor
Wisconsin Anti-Union Law Struck Down; Chicago Teachers Rock Social Media; Victory at Hot & Crusty
Mike Elk

Feature
A Good Ole Boys’ Family Feud
As Romney sinks, Republicans turn on each other, and the 'Southern strategy' implodes at last.
Theo Anderson

Labor
Pakistan Fires Echo 1911 Triangle Factory Fire—But Will They Spur Similar Change?
Michelle Chen
Dutch Elections Favor Pro-Europe Parties
Jacob Marshall

Labor
Day 5: Chicago Teachers Still Striking as Negotiations Edge Forward (Updated)
David Moberg

Labor
Nicholas Kristof Didn’t Join Colleagues To Back NYT Overseas Employees in Union Fight
Mike Elk

Feature
The Right-Wing Machine Behind ‘School Choice’
Think public-school teachers are bad and vouchers are good? You may be prey to a well-funded stealth campaign.
Rachel Tabachnick

People Who Can’t Teach, Write About Teachers
Bhaskar Sunkara

Labor
Letter from CTU President Karen Lewis: ‘Students Suffer in Low-Performing Charter Schools’
Karen Lewis

Labor
Strong Local Support—And National Labor Allies—Lend Chicago Teachers Negotiating Clout
David Moberg

Is Breaking Bad Racist?
Lindsay Beyerstein
Housing Activists Take Aim at Fannie and Freddie
Rebecca Burns
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