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Stopping Frisky Business

Eight men of color sue the City of Brotherly Love over its "stop-and-frisk" policy—the latest in a group of federal civil rights cases.

Christopher Moraff

Labor

Jimmy John’s Workers Win NLRB Ruling Negating Tight Election

Kari Lydersen

Labor

NLRB Challenges State Amendments Weakening Worker Rights

David Moberg

Dispatch

In Chicago, Protesters ‘Subpoena’ U.S. Attorney: Video

Erin Schumaker and Kailash Srinivasan

Labor

You Are No One. You Are Without Papers.

Stephen Franklin

Labor

Traffic Jams: Trading Dignity for Protection in Sex Work Debates

Michelle Chen

Labor

Paid Leave Pays Off in California

Michelle Chen

Feature

The Known Unknowns in Honduras

Leaked cables reveal U.S. government knowledge of disastrous military coup.

Jeremy Kryt

Labor

In California, Farmworkers Take Strawberry Pesticide to Court

Rose Arrieta

Lebanon’s Government Collapses (Again). Harbinger of Another Civil War?

Kailash Srinivasan -----

Weekly Diaspora: Tucson Shooting Reshapes Explosive Immigration Debate

Catherine Traywick, Media Consortium blogger

Labor

New Jersey’s Day Laborers: Cheated, Exploited, and Silenced

Michelle Chen

Viewpoint

Political Corruption Laws: Absurd Theater

Leonard C. Goodman

Labor

Can’t Get No Satisfaction at United Airlines

Carl Finamore

Weekly Pulse: Giffords Shooting Reveals Flaws in U.S. Mental Health Services

Lindsay Beyerstein

Labor

In Iowa, Locked-Out Roquette Workers File International Complaint

Akito Yoshikane

Dispatch

Russia Claims the High Ground

The Kremlin condemns persecution of WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange—but it may soon change its tune

Fred Weir

Labor

‘Class War’ Between Private and Public Sector Unions?

Mike Elk