The Wisconsin Idea

Feature

The Saudi-Led War on Yemen Has Been Devastating. Why is the U.S. Helping?

Despite Tuesday's announcement they'd cut some arms sales, the U.S. is continuing to assist a bombing campaign that has killed and injured thousands, and exacerbated famine and cholera outbreaks.

Rebecca Gordon

Feature

The Democrats Need a Shadow Cabinet

If Hillary Clinton had learned anything from the election, here's what she would say.

Bill Moyers and Michael Winship

Rural America

West Virginia, “Identity Decline” and Why Democrats Must Not Look Away From the Rural Poor

Lauren Kaori Gurley

Feature

“People Power Works”: What’s Next for Standing Rock’s Water Protectors

The fight over the Dakota Access Pipeline is far from over. But the victories against it offer lessons for resisting Trump.

Kate Aronoff

Rural America

Troubled Human Celebrates Coal Miners Losing Health Insurance

Adam Johnson

Labor

Oil Refineries Don’t Just Pollute—They Also Kill Workers

Jim Morris

Culture

The Problem With Cancer Memoirs

Popular accounts ignore the underlying race and class dynamics that determine vulnerability to the disease.

Margaret Garb

Labor

Texas Bill Would Require Workers Under 18 to Get Their Parents’ Consent to Join a Union

Moshe Z. Marvit

Labor

Trump’s Pick for Labor Secretary is Literally the Worst

David Moberg