The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Labor

The First Blow to the NCAA Establishment: NLRB Rules Players Are Employees

Alex Lubben

Culture

For Cambodian Documentarians, a Conundrum

How do you show the past when the Khmer Rouge torched all traces?

Michael Atkinson

Labor

Labor Crisis Begets Violence on Colombia’s Pacific Coast

James Bargent

Feature

Gas Export Push Gains Steam, Bulldozing Environmental Concerns

The Senate and House Energy Committees call to fast-track liquefied natural gas exports.

Cole Stangler

Comics

The Search Continues

Matt Bors

Dispatch

Teachers’ Strikes, Catching Fire

From Oregon to Minnesota, school is out unless teachers and communities are heard.

Sarah Jaffe

Culture

The New York Lottery, Now Kid-Friendly?

A new ad blitz makes deceptive claims.

Matthew Vaz

Labor

Rejecting TPP, AFL-CIO’s Trumka Calls for ‘Global New Deal’

Bruce Vail

Feature

The Politics of Envy

Why the 99% should be tired of fat cats who play the victim.

Michael Winship

Obama Unveils Plan to Reform NSA’s Data Collection Program

Alex Wolff

Labor

Candlelight Vigil at Cook County Jail Shines Light on Chicago’s Mental Health Crisis

Kari Lydersen

Three More Chicago Public Schools To Be “Turned Around”

Andrew Mortazavi

Wells Fargo Fabricated Foreclosure Documents

Sarah Berlin

Feature

Our Plutocracy Problem

When the 1% and politicians join forces, democracy loses.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Labor

Activist Coalition Wins Control of L.A. Teachers Union

Samantha Winslow

Dispatch

Keystone XL Gets Electoral

Green candidates are cropping up all over the 'red' state of Nebraska.

Cole Stangler

Feature

Money, Money, Everywhere

In an age of disparity, corporate wealth is far from an indicator of economic health.

Rep. Alan Grayson

Labor

The End of Jobs?

Sarah Jaffe