The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover
FBI Admits Drones Used to Monitor Citizens on US Soil
Emma Foehringer Merchant

The Fast Against the Firings
David Bacon

Feature
Ikea’s Race to the Bottom
Turkish workers say Ikea takes advantage of the authoritarian government's anti-union policies.
John Logan

The Problem with ‘Paper Abortions’
Lindsay Beyerstein

RIP Michael Hastings: ‘We Punch Folks. They Punch Back. That’s the Deal.’
Mike Elk

Viewpoint
Starving for Justice at Gitmo
Is force-feeding a form of torture?
Terry J. Allen

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
