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Breaking: Activists arrested in Virginia at one of 1,500 planned Wal-Mart protests
Josh Eidelson
Against “massive economic manipulation,” says Jesse Jackson, workers “willing to sacrifice to educate and inspire"
Legalized pot could threaten the alcohol industry
Jodie Gummow
Will another option for the law abiding reduce alcohol consumption or just give rise to more intoxication?
Breaking: Massive Black Friday strike and arrests planned, as workers defy Wal-Mart
Josh Eidelson
Exclusive: Wal-Mart strikers risk arrest in nine cities today. Here's what it means for future of U.S. work
Fist-bumping while Rome burns: The seduction of Silicon Valley disruption
Andrew Leonard
San Francisco is filled with pink moustaches and it is pissing people off. But it's also kind of cool
“Fools,” holy and political
Laura Miller
Joan Silber reads her new collection, about people striving to reconcile faith and social conscience
Germany’s legalized sex industry is booming
Jason Overdorf
Sex workers say the trade is safer than ever, but opponents claim liberalization has caused human rights abuses
50 great gifts for the nice folks on your list
Erin Keane
The super dad, the loyal assistant, the hopeless romantic -- they've been good this year, so reward them well
Wall Street doesn’t earn its keep
John Quiggin
The financial crisis showed that banks need to be regulated much more heavily
The destructive legacy of the first Thanksgiving: How Europeans hurt the American diet
Elissa Washuta
Colonists' food and policies hurt Native peoples' health. Now Native communities are taking their food ways back
Starbucks and McDonald’s targeted by global protests over shady partner
Josh Eidelson
To squeeze Starbucks this week, employees reach across the globe, and the supply chain
Breaking: Whole Foods strike wins Thanksgiving day off, workers say
Josh Eidelson
(UPDATED) “I think it will be disruptive, but that’s kind of the point," says one of Chicago workers striking today
School lunches exposed: The good, the bad and the inedible
Lindsay Abrams
Student-submitted photos from high schools across America show the sorry state of cafeteria food
Wall Street: The empire strikes back
Laura Gottesdiener
How the financial industry has turned housing into a dangerous get-rich-quick scheme -- again
Did Karl Rove’s super PAC commit perjury?
Kim Barker
A 2012 tax return reveals the GOP strategist's dark money group spent more money on politics than it said
4 ways the Koch brothers’ wealth is incomprehensible
Paul Buchheit
In 2012, David and Charles made enough money in one second to feed one homeless woman for an entire year
Profiting off your student debt misery?: America’s little-discussed conflict-of-interest
Tim Donovan
How a raft of federally backed student loans could affect the government's bottom line -- and motivate new policies
The year’s most overrated anniversary: Quit celebrating “I Want to Hold Your Hand”
Stephen Deusner
"I Want to Hold Your Hand" is a good song, but other 1963 singles are just as important -- and ignored
Citizens in Krakow banned from heating their homes with coal
Lindsay Abrams
The Polish city is attempting to crack down on its rampant air pollution
Trying to “Keep calm and carry on” is a terrible idea
DRAKE BAER
The popular Britishism totally misses the way emotions really work
Red List 2013: 6 animals on the brink of extinction
Lindsay Abrams
The okapi and the white-winged flufftail are listed among the world's most threatened species
Conservative think tank appalled when guys with MBAs take over
Alex Pareene
Heritage staffers for some reason don't like their organization being treated like a common school or corporation
Revealed: How corporate spooks spy on activists
Joshua Holland
A new report discusses some of the techniques. They can be devious
How the corporate Grinch stole Thanksgiving!
Josh Eidelson
While the right grouses about a "War on Christmas," corporations have their own version: Starting with Black Friday
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