The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

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Joss Whedon Warns of Romney Zombie Apocalypse

Jessica Stites

Someday a Real Rain Will Come and Wash All This Scum Off the Streets…

Lindsay Beyerstein

Feature

Canvassers Gone Wired

Labor's get-out-the-vote efforts go digital.

David Moberg

Labor

Jerry Tucker: A Life on the Front Lines for Workers

David Moberg

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Back to School in the Bronx

In Fire in the Ashes, Kozol returns to the Mott Haven section of the South Bronx—“the poorest congressional district in the nation.”

Jarrett Dapier

Labor

More Political Intimidation at Work; NYT Byline Strike Looms; Half of Unemployment Dollars Unclaimed

Mike Elk

Labor

At Alt Budget Hearing, Chicagoans Decry Privatization and Job Cuts

Kari Lydersen

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Russell Means: The Man I Knew

The leader of the American Indian Movement, Oglala citizen and indigenous patriot remembered.

Robert Chanate

Labor

World Bank’s Anti-Labor Analysis Is a Dirty Business

Michelle Chen

WikiLeaks Releases Damning New Docs on Detainees

Nyki Salinas-Duda

As Canadians Protest Tar Sands, Texas Tree Blockaders Get the Run-Around from TransCanada

Rebecca Burns

Labor

New Contract Spells Good News for 1,200 Chicago Airport Workers—Unless City Moots It

Kari Lydersen

Labor

Some Newark Teachers, Inspired by Chicago, Seek to Thwart Concessionary Contract

Josh Eidelson

Today in Laughable Campaign Ads: Congressional Candidate Portrayed as ‘Corn-Dogging’ Radical

Sarah Cobarrubias

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In Defense of the Undecided Voter

In a complicated election, are the waverers really the simple-minded ones?

David Sirota

Front-Page Privilege: 0.2 Percent of Immigration Stories Written By Latinos

Nyki Salinas-Duda

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Our Political Pravda

With the election approaching, Americans are being spun like pinwheels, and media fact-checkers are struggling to keep up.

Kenneth Rapoza

Labor

The Formula for ‘Equal Opportunity’: Why Affirmative Action Isn’t Enough

Michelle Chen