The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Viewpoint

Why Cities Around the Country Should Adopt Municipal ID Programs

The IDs have proven a game-changer for immigrants in New York City, New Haven and elsewhere.

Emily Tucker

Culture

Love in the Time of 3D Boners

Do the genitalia in Gaspar Noé’s Love herald the rise or the fall of 3D cinema?

Michael Atkinson

Thousands of Prisoners Released After Drug Sentences Reduced, But One in Three May Face Deportation

George Lavender

Comics

Who’s Really Fighting in Syria

Matt Bors

Labor

In Latest Round of Fast Food Strikes, Fight for $15 Tells Politicians: “Come Get My Vote”

David Moberg

Feature

New Hillary Clinton Emails Show She Wanted Credit for Libya Intervention in 2011. Now She Doesn’t.

The latest tranche of Clinton emails recalls her pivotal role in the U.S. intervention.

Branko Marcetic

Viewpoint

The GOP Debate Finally Got Substantive… But That Didn’t Make It Any Less Terrifying

Last night’s debate on economic issues showed yet again how uninterested the GOP is in fighting inequality.

Marc Daalder

Feature

Meet the 24-Year-Old “RINO Hunter” On a Mission To Purge the GOP of Moderates

Zachary Werrell helped take down former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor and Speaker John Boehner. Now he's taking on the entire Republican establishment.

Waleed Shahid

Feature

Civility and Its Discontents

Dissident academic Steven Salaita takes a stand in defense of incivility.

Charlotte Silver

Labor

Will the EPA Ban a Pesticide That’s Been Lowering Children’s IQs for Years?

Elizabeth Grossman

Labor

After Video of Calif. Police Breaking Up Teachers Union Meeting Goes Viral, School Apologizes

Mario Vasquez

Labor

The TPP Won’t Just Cost Workers Jobs—It Could Cost Them Their Lives, Too

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Labor

After Missouri Students Force President’s Resignation, Will More College Football Players Organize?

Alex Lubben

Feature

5 Questions the Center for American Progress Should Ask Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu Today

The center-left think tank has come under fire for inviting the far-right prime minister to speak. Will they seize the opportunity to ask tough questions?

Marc Daalder