The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Feature

Jeb Bush’s Presidential Announcement Was Simultaneously Audacious and Underwhelming

Bush's presidential campaign announcement was high on the rhetoric. Unfortunately, it was also inconsistent with everything we already know about Jeb Bush.

David Sirota

Labor

Philadelphia Airport Workers Win Major Victory Against Abusive Subcontracting

Arielle Zionts

Labor

After Layoffs of 175 Workers, J.Crew Exec Instagrams His Night Celebrating, Making Hunger Games Joke

Karen Gwee

Labor

Chicago Charter School Students Say UNO Teacher Was Fired for Union Activism

Crystal Stella Becerril

Labor

Stop Freaking Out: The Union-Backed Minimum Wage Exemption Isn’t About Paying Union Workers Less

Mario Vasquez

Feature

Why Corporate Media Want to Blame California’s Drought on Your Eating Avocados

The New York Times is wrong: consumers eating grapes and mandarin oranges aren't the ones really guilty of contributing to California's water shortage.

Jim Naureckas

Feature

How Obamacare Is Actually Preventing Americans From Escaping Poverty

Obamacare was intended to alleviate the health cost burdens for the working and middle class. But in practice, it often works differently.

Darlena Cunha

Culture

A Shaky Launch for HBO’s The Brink

The new black comedy about nuclear war misses its target.

Eileen Jones

Labor

25 Years Later: Lessons From the Organizers of Justice for Janitors

Stephen Lerner and Jono Shaffer

Labor

California Court Ruling Could Make It Nearly Impossible for Farmworkers To Win Union Contracts

David Bacon

Feature

Why Bernie Sanders Is the Perfect Candidate for This Moment in American Politics

Sanders's laser-like focus on inequality is perfectly in sync with the nation's current political climate.

Theo Anderson

Labor

New York State Legislators Have Just One More Day To Pass a Bill Protecting Nail Salon Workers

Karen Gwee

Labor

We Need Domestic and International Regulations to Prevent Corporations from Fleeing Overseas

Miriam Shestack

Labor

Clergy March on Billionaires as Moral Mondays Come to Chicago

Martin de Bourmont

Labor

A Farmworkers Bill of Rights in New York May Finally End “Abhorrent and Unacceptable” Treatment

Elizabeth Grossman

Feature

In Max Blumenthal’s ‘The 51 Day War,’ Life in Gaza Looks Bleak, But Resistance is Growing

Blumenthal offers an unembellished look at the misery on the ground in the Gaza Strip during Israel's Operation Protective Edge in 2014.

Ben Lorber

Labor

The List of the Fight for $15’s Victories—Tangible and Intangible—Is Getting Longer

David Moberg

Video

Chicago Police Are Tracking Cellphone Data of Activists and Black Lives Matter Protesters

Miles Kampf-Lassin