Laura Durkay It’s been a long time coming Change was most definitely in the air at the 2018 Academy Awards, and there's even more to come in Hollywood as a whole.
Badrul Islam Trapped in a web of violence and hate The Rohingyas in Myanmar face a terrible crisis that is a reflection of the intention of the regime to oust them from Rakhine State.
Obrero Socialista No aceptaremos la violencia La ira estudiantil al tiroteo en la Florida está planteando preguntas sobre el militarismo, la paranoia y el fanatismo de la derecha estadounidense.
Tyler Barton and Lori Boegershausen Inside the West Virginia teachers’ rebellion West Virginia teachers are continuing their statewide strike that is galvanizing people everywhere who support the cause of labor and economic justice.
Michael Mochaidean How teachers resisted a disappointing deal When union leaders announced a deal to end West Virginia's teachers strike, they weren't ready for a rank-and-file revolt.
Dayna Long and Brook Tylka A #MeToo moment at UW-Madison A struggle to hold a serial rapist accountable at the University of Wisconsin has finally ended with guilty pleas from the assailant.
Readers’ View First, we need fewer guns The left can't downplay a central point: Gun violence in the United States is so high due to the sheer number of guns in this country.
Readers’ View The right wing’s limited concept of freedom The anti-union drive behind Janus case illustrates the double standards of the system when it comes to "freedom of choice."
Khury Petersen-Smith A budget to make America go to war again Congress and the White House are speaking with one voice in support of a Pentagon that is bristling with new weapons--and gearing up for more war.
Patrick Bond Ramaphosa’s neoliberal reboot in South Africa There is general satisfaction at seeing Jacob Zuma go--but very real concerns about the new president's pro-corporate priorities.
