The Wisconsin Idea

Dispatch

The Group of Artists That’s Winning Fair Pay By Targeting Nonprofits

Organizing artists can be like herding cats. That hasn't stopped WAGE from fighting for fair pay for art.

Tom Ladendorf

Labor

Chicago Window Workers Who Occupied Their Factory in 2008 Win New Bankruptcy Payout

Kari Lydersen

Viewpoint

Paul Krugman Is Wrong About Bernie Sanders—and About How Social Change Works

Bernie isn't some kind of wild-eyed radical. He's actually the most pragmatic candidate in the race.

Gabriel Hetland

Labor

PBS’s ‘The Mine Wars’ Shows West Virginia’s Militant, Radical Labor History

David Moberg

Feature

Liberal Pundits Aren’t Amused By Bernie Sanders’ Campaign Anymore—They’re Terrified

In recent weeks, major liberal pundits are putting in overtime to freshen their case against Bernie Sanders, urging citizen's to ignore their conscience and quit screwing with the interests of the moneyed elite.

Kevin Gosztola

Labor

UNITE HERE New England Union Locals Endorse Bernie Sanders: He “Resonates With Our Members”

Mario Vasquez

Feature

How Bernie Sanders Could Actually Pull Off an Upset in South Carolina

Surprising numbers of South Carolinians like Bernie—if they've heard of him

David Moberg

Labor

How ‘Friedrichs’ Could Actually Unleash Unions from Decades of Free Speech Restrictions

Shaun Richman

Viewpoint

Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy: The Man Who Drowned Democracy in ‘Citizens United’

What a legacy.

Joe Conason