The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Feature

Veronica Mars and the Case of the Disappearing Feminism

The movie version of Veronica Mars keeps the wit, but not the politics that once made the TV series great.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Twitter Is Public. Deal with It.

Lindsay Beyerstein

Comics

About That Missing Malaysian Plane

Matt Bors

MALAKAL, SOUTH SUDAN:

Rachel K. Dooley

Labor

$15 Hourly Wage Looks Likely in Seattle

Sean Crosbie

Judge Orders Federal Government To Enforce State Voter ID Laws

Andrew Mortazavi

Labor

Academic Labor Unrest Spreads to Maryland Colleges (UPDATED)

Bruce Vail

Maryland Tries Out ‘European-Style’ Healthcare

Danayit Musse

The UAW’s Surprising New Supporter

Alex Wolff

Feature

The Revolution Will Be Filmed

Jehane Noujaim, director of Oscar-nominated documentary The Square, on the challenges of shooting a revolution-in-progress.

Ed Rampell

Labor

Many Disappointments for Labor in Illinois Primaries, With One Bright Spot

David Moberg

Labor

Chicago Voters Overwhelmingly Support $15 Living Wage

Charlotte Lait and Patrick James Drennan

McDonald’s Franchise Owner Will Pay Employees $500,000 in Owed Wages

Ana Martinez

KIEV, UKRAINE

Rachel K. Dooley

Toyota’s DOJ Fine Largest in Automative History

Danayit Musse

Feature

Conflict in Ukraine Could Be a Boon for Big Gas

A slew of bills in Congress would expedite permits for liquefied natural gas exports.

Cole Stangler

Feature

Oakland Activists Unite To Protect Privacy

An enormous 'domain awareness center' would have integrated cameras and data from across the city into one mass surveillance system.

Thomas Hintze

Feature

Meet the ‘Missing’ Workers

More than 5 million Americans have given up hope of a job. Who are they?

David Moberg