Michelle Farber Putting women’s health at risk When Tamesha Means miscarried, she was refused the medical care she needed because she went to a Catholic hospital.
Scott McLemee Back by popular demand A classic book that sets the record straight about the Populist movement of the 19th century has been republished.
Grant Booth and Meredith Reese Preparing for a test of education justice A teachers' strike seems imminent in Portland, Ore., with school officials stonewalling union proposals to create the schools students deserve.
Steve Leigh Setback for living-wage measure in Sea-Tac A judge has decided that most low-wage employers in Sea-Tac won't have to obey a living-wage referendum.
Chris Williams Ecology and gender justice Environmental destruction and women's oppression reinforce one another while sharing a common cause: capitalism.
Anderson Bean GMU won’t sit for apartheid Activists at George Mason University walked out to protest a commencement address by an Israeli apartheid profiteer.
Dave Zirin Is it getting better in the NFL? A statement by former punter Chris Kluwe is a brave, even whistle-blowing act that could keep him out of the NFL.
Darrin Hoop Beaten by blackmail and betrayal at Boeing IAM members at Boeing narrowly approved a contract extension with historic concessions after facing a campaign of extortion and intimidation.
Lee Wengraf What’s behind the violence in South Sudan? A conflict between political leaders has spilled over into bloodshed, causing more suffering in the newest nation in Africa.
Bob Simpson Getting the gift of unemployment Workers at a Snarf's Sandwiches in Chicago got a nasty surprise before Christmas: They learned they were "terminated."
