The Wisconsin Idea

Rural America

How I Edited An Agricultural Paper (Once)

Mark Twain

Culture

The Most Disappointing Thing About Submission Isn’t Islamophobia, But Its Tedious Sexism

Any nuanced discussion about the intersection of cultures in Michel Houellebecq's new book is buried under its tiresome narration

Chris Lehmann

Labor

Can the Fight for $15 Replicate Its New York Wage Board Victory Around the Country?

Max Zahn

Labor

Leaked Documents Show How Harvard Administration Wants To Defeat Grad Student Union

Corey Robin

Labor

Unless You’re a Corporation, Nothing Good Will Come of the Trans-Pacific Partnership

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Viewpoint

Black Lives Matter Activists Declare Solidarity with Palestine

The statement revives the internationalism of the '60s and '70s, when black activists saw themselves as part of a global fight against Western colonialism

Salim Muwakkil

Labor

Bosses Must Keep Up Dues Checkoff after Contract Expires, Says Labor Board

Robert Schwartz

Viewpoint

Israel, Afghanistan and Drones: What the Democrats Didn’t Talk About Last Night

The Democrats' foreign policy discussions often took a hawkish line and avoided many of the most important issues that a future president will face.

Branko Marcetic

Feature

Bernie Sanders Won All Major Polls, But Corporate Media Declared Hillary Clinton the Debate Winner

Bernie Sanders by all objective measures "won" the debate.

Adam Johnson