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Kate Aronoff
Labor
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Feature
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Sarah Jaffe
Rural America
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Pat Mooney
InvestigationGoodman Institute
Who Owns Puerto Rico’s Debt, Exactly? We’ve Tracked Down 10 of the Biggest Vulture Firms
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Joel Cintrón Arbasetti and Carla Minet
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In Myanmar, “Anti-Terrorism” Is Cover for Ethnic Cleansing
A brutal state crackdown against the long-persecuted Rohingya minority has created a humanitarian crisis.
Amar Diwakar
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The U.S. Bombed Afghanistan More in September Than Any Month Since 2010, But the Toll Remains Hidden
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Emran Feroz
Dispatch
Our Revolution Somerville’s Campaign to Separate the Progressives from the Poseurs
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Theo Anderson
Labor
An Obama-Era Rule Has Held McDonald’s Liable for Labor Abuses. The GOP Is Close to Undoing It.
Thor Benson
Labor
Why Labor Is Fighting to Save Veterans’ Healthcare
Suzanne Gordon and Ian Hoffmann
Feature
After Maria, Vulture Firms Are Trying to Bleed Puerto Rico Dry. They Must Be Stopped.
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Sarah Jaffe
Feature
Birmingham’s New Mayor Randall Woodfin on How to Win the Political Revolution Down South
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Katherine Webb-Hehn
Rural America
Rural Americans and the Language Too Many People Use to Talk About Them
Nora Mabie
Feature
The Absolute Buoyancy: Why Corbyn and Labour Are Up and the Conservatives Are Down
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Richard Seymour
Feature
Rahm Emanuel Wants $95 Million for a New Police Facility. Chicago Activists Have Other Ideas.
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Charles Preston
Feature
How the “Fake News” Scare Is Marginalizing the Left
Unaccountable tech companies are defining the parameters of acceptable discourse.
Julianne Tveten
Dispatch
Hurricane Relief, in the Spirit of Ella Baker
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Eesha Pandit
Feature
Elon Musk Is Not the Hero Puerto Rico Needs
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Kate Aronoff
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