The Wisconsin Idea
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Chicago’s Hidden Stop-and-Frisk
A lack of data makes police profiling difficult to prove in Chicago, but the arrest of two Latino outreach workers suggests it's alive and well.
Kari Lydersen
Protests Sweep Brazil in Advance of World Cup
Alex Wolff
Feature
Journalism Without Guts
Too often these days, journalists are afraid to challenge those in power.
David Sirota
Yet Another Way Tobacco Hurts Kids
Dan Staggs
Pipeline Rupture Creates ‘Lagoon’ of Oil in Los Angeles
Sarah Berlin
Dispatch
What Cesar Chavez Missed
The new film doesn't capture the diversity of the farmworkers' movement.
David Bacon
Feature
Net Neutrality Is Real—And It’s In Danger
Despite what cable and phone companies would like us to believe, the FCC has done much to ensure an open Internet.
Marvin Ammori
Republican Judge Halts Corruption Probe of Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker
Alex Kogan
How the Guzzardi Campaign Fought the Machine and Won
Erica Sagrans
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