The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Culture

Tel Aviv Rorschach

The Attack, a tasteful thriller about a Palestinian suicide bombing, will please both sides of the divide. And that's its problem.

Michael Atkinson

Illinois Governor Signs Controversial Fracking Law

Jessica Corbett

Feature

America Feeds the Rich

If the Farm Bill passes, it will literally take food out of the mouths of babes.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Video

Protests Surge in Brazil in Response to Police Brutality

Lewis Kendall

Comics

A Way Forward On Gun Control?

Matt Bors

Again, Federal Judges Reject NLRB ‘Poster Rule’

Griffin Bur

22 Arrested in New Wave of Resistance to Keystone XL Pipeline

Jeff Schuhrke

Is The NSA Listening To Our Phone Calls?

Patrick James Drennan

Comics

Vietnam Vets

Jeff Danziger

Feature

How Obamacare Could Flatline

Employers are doing their best to exploit loopholes in the ACA, and that's just one of many perils.

David Moberg

Feature

The Hundred Years’ War for Healthcare Reform

Until the ACA, reform attempts have been thwarted throughout the last century.

Adam Gaffney

Feature

Underinsured in the Age of Obamacare

The Affordable Care Act does not make healthcare a right.

Adam Gaffney

Labor

The Demise of Labor Papers is a Crisis—Is It Also an Opportunity?

Roger Bybee

Supreme Court Rules No More Protests On Its Grounds

Patrick James Drennan

Labor

Dark Days for Philly Schools As Cuts Threaten to Decimate District

Micah Uetricht

Chicago Activists Win Release of Detained Day Laborer

Lauren Teixeira

Feature

A Turkish Spring?

The roots of the revolt in Taksim Square and the future of rebellion

Erik Forman

Labor

Why Safer Food Workers Mean Safer Food

Michelle Chen