The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

North Carolina’s Longest-Serving Death Row Prisoner Released

George Lavender

Labor

Fast-Food Workers Turn Up the Heat

Amien Essif

Feature

Noam Chomsky: The End of History?

The short, strange era of human civilization would appear to be drawing to a close.

Noam Chomsky

Feature

Why Labor Matters in the Fight for Racial Justice

Black workers' struggles in the labor movement have won important gains—including transformation of unions themselves.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Labor

Atlantic City’s Casino Closings Leave Thousands of Workers Out of Luck

Jake Blumgart

Labor

Guards Need Job Security of Their Own, Say Apple Store Protesters

Julia Wong

Feature

Nemesis of the Chemical Giants

For 30 years, scientist Theo Colborn has fought the chemical industry—and won.

Molly M. Ginty

Feature

The Congress of Collective Hallucinations

In Ari Folman's new film, fantasy is a slippery slope.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Comics

Where ISIS Learned to Waterboard

Matt Bors

California Moves to Change Solitary Confinement for Mentally Ill Prisoners

George Lavender

Labor

Data Entry Associate: ‘It Just Felt Completely Irrelevant’

Analeah Rosen

On Labor Day, A Working Families Party Strategy

Julie Kushner and Rafael Navar

Labor

For Labor, an Open Shop Doesn’t Have to Mean Closed Doors

Steve Early

Culture

Labor History: The First Factory Strike

In 1824 in Pawtucket, R.I., women weavers led the mother of all strikes.

Joey L. DeFrancesco and David Segal

Labor

At Market Basket, the Benevolent Boss Is Back. Should We Cheer?

Julia Wong

Feature

It’s Time To Speak Out for Gaza

Why have American politicians and editorial boards been silent in the face of extreme violence?

Marilyn Katz

Feature

How U.S. Corporations Skip Out on Their Tax Bill

Microsoft is avoiding paying billions in taxes—and it's not the only one.

David Sirota

Labor

The Uphill Battle Against Wage Theft in New Mexico’s Chile Fields

Joseph Sorrentino