The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Greek Parliament to Discuss Austerity as Protests Rage

Allison Kilkenny

Feature

United Citizens vs. Citizens United

Two years after the infamous ruling, support builds for a constitutional amendment.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Palestinian Detainee Khader Adnan Agrees to End Hunger Strike

Rebecca Burns

Labor

Why Should Anti-Choice and Anti-Gay Groups Have More Right to Boycott and Picket Than Unions?

Josh Eidelson

Labor

A&P Bankruptcy Saga Nears End, but Pain Just Beginning for Thousands of Workers

Bruce Vail

Comics

Elephant

Eric Garcia

Labor

‘There’s a Ripple Effect’: A Chicago Librarian Speaks Out About Cutbacks

Kari Lydersen

Santorum: “Liberals Are the Anti-Science Ones”

Lindsay Beyerstein

Feature

Seattle Port Strike Challenges ‘Independent Contractor’ Lie

Truck drivers in the Puget Sound shut down ports for two weeks—and begin to shift the balance of power.

David Bacon

36,000 Quebec Students Strike Over Tuition Hikes

Allison Kilkenny

Dispatch

Argentina’s Pulp Fiction: Grupo Clarín and Freedom of the Press

A new law aiming to end a media monopoly is condemned by international news outlets.

Julie Turkewitz

Viewpoint

Newt Gingrich’s Vintage Female Problem

He doesn't seem to like older women. They ought to take revenge at the ballot box.

Susan J. Douglas

Labor

Manufacturing Revival a Worthy Goal, but Obama’s Timid Plans Won’t Get Job Done

Roger Bybee

Labor

Senate Democrat: Obama Caused Pension Cut on Federal Workers

Mike Elk

Labor

Berkeley Workers ‘March For Dignity’ After DHS Audit Slashes Steel Plant Workforce

Rose Arrieta

Occupy Continues to Declare Victories

Allison Kilkenny

Culture

A Hipstamatic Moment

Kodak is bankrupt. But we still crave the instant nostalgia that was once the company's hallmark.

Chris Lehmann

Labor

‘There Is Not Enough Work’: Nearly Half of Mexicans Now Officially Poor

Stephen Franklin