The Wisconsin Idea

Labor

Yesterday’s ‘Friedrichs’ Arguments Show Labor’s Difficulties in a Post-‘Citizens United’ World

Moshe Z. Marvit

Viewpoint

Bernie Sanders’ Election Would Mean the End of ‘Too Big To Fail’ on Wall Street

Why have the power players of the Democratic Party allowed this to continue?

Larry Cohen

Feature

Ted Cruz’s Collateral Damage: Why So Few Americans Care About Dead Civilians

For the most part, Americans don’t think or care much about the real-world consequences of unleashing American air power.

Rick Shenkman

Labor

A Guide to ‘Friedrichs,’ the SCOTUS Case That Could Decimate Public Sector Unions

Ben Rosenfield

Labor

Will St. Paul, Minnesota Teachers Soon Be Out on Strike?

Sarah Lahm

Culture

You Probably Haven’t Seen the Ten Best Films of 2015

They're obscure, they're poorly distributed—but you can track them down. It will be worth it.

Michael Atkinson

“My Words Are Dangerous”: An Interview with Christopher Zoukis

Aviva Stahl

Feature

Trump Bullies, Boasts and Bullshits in Bernie’s Burlington

Sitting in the audience was like watching blood dry—a convergence of the compellingly grotesque and the mind-numbingly boring.

Terry J. Allen

Feature

Big Money, Small Farmers and the Stubborn Persistence of Hunger

We haven't yet found the answer to the persistent problem of hunger around the world. Maybe we should ask radical peasants in the global south.

Max Ajl