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West Bank Diaries

In May, the author spent ten days traveling around Israel, Palestine and Jordan with the liberal pro-Israel advocacy organization J Street. What follows are excerpts from the journal she kept during her trip.

Marilyn Katz

Dancing to a Different Drum

Bhaskar Sunkara

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The Revolutionaries Feeding the Obesity Crisis

Big Food thinks three meals a day just isn't enough.

David Sirota

Labor

Scabs Brought in To Run Nuclear Power Plant During Lockout in Mass.

Mike Elk

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Why ‘Chicago-Style Politics’ is America’s New Normal

"Chicago-Style Politics" Is Simply Business As Usual in D.C.

Theo Anderson

The Justice Department’s Battle Against Medical Marijuana

Isaac Dalke

Fracking Fatalities: Organized Labor Implores Federal Agencies to Stop the Killings

Mike Elk

How Climate Change Got Removed From the Agenda of the Rio+20 Summit

Rebecca Burns

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Peter Beinart’s Brave, Quixotic Quest

The former liberal hawk wants to create a more humane Zionism, but have the facts on the ground in the West Bank made that impossible?

Jordan Michael Smith

Culture

Archivists as Activists

Curating social movements.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

In L.A., Housing the Homeless Proves Less Expensive Than Criminalizing Them

Isaac Dalke

Labor

“No Justice, No Piece”: Pizza Company Accused of Targeting Immigrant Strikers

Josh Eidelson

Stacking the Deck: Austerity Logic in Florida

John Carl Baker

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A Female Surgical Nightmare

How a problematic medical device has escaped FDA regulation.

Lindsay Beyerstein

#PDF12: Julie Ruvalo on Backpage.com and Sex Trafficking

Lindsay Beyerstein

Labor

Black Days for the Irish Economy

Kari Lydersen

Hungry for Justice in Chicago’s Little Village

Angela Smith

The People’s LRAD

Sarah Jaffe